EZcolor is an application for generating custom ICC profiles for monitors, scanners, digital cameras, and printers. It helps users process photo images on desktop computers and implement color management for their workflow.
About this manual
This manual explains how to install the EZcolor software and use it to generate custom ICC profiles for various devices. It covers the basic concepts of color management and guides users through each profiling workflow.
The guide is organized into chapters on system requirements, quick start, understanding color management, creating monitor, camera and printer profiles, using the profiles, and a common‑questions section. This manual is written in Japanese.
What's inside
- Introduction
- System Requirements
- Installation
- Understanding Color Management
- Creating Monitor Profiles
- Creating Camera Profiles
- Creating Printer Profiles
- Using Profiles
- Common Questions
Specifications
| Supported macOS version | macOS 10.2+ |
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| Minimum RAM (Mac) | 128 MB |
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| Minimum hard‑disk space (Mac) | 64 MB |
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| Color depth (Mac) | 24‑bit |
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| Supported Windows versions | Windows 98SE/2000/ME/XP |
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| Minimum RAM (Windows) | 32 MB |
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| Minimum hard‑disk space (Windows) | 30 MB |
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| Color depth (Windows) | 24‑bit |
Frequently asked questions
What operating systems does EZcolor support?
EZcolor runs on macOS 10.2 or later and on Windows 98SE, 2000, ME, and XP.
What are the minimum hardware requirements?
At least 128 MB RAM (Mac) or 32 MB RAM (Windows), 64 MB (Mac) or 30 MB (Windows) of free disk space, and a USB port.
What is included in the EZcolor package?
The package contains an EZcolor CD, the user guide, a 5×7 reflective target, and a calibration target.