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One problem that many professional photographers and graphic artists may face when producing printed works for their clients is the discrepancy between how an image looks on their computer and how it looks once printed. The XPS file format, a protected file type similar to Adobe's PDF format, can assist in producing high-quality prints when combined with Canon printers that can decode and print to the specifications of the XPS file. Files printed in the XPS format may have a greater color depth, producing richer and more accurate prints of your digital work. Color DepthMaintaining color depth is the primary advantage to printing from the XPS file format. Graphical editors such as Adobe Photoshop and Adobe After Effects alter images by manipulating bits of information in a pixel, known as bits per channel (BPC).
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While many graphical editors enable you to edit in 8 BPC, 16 BPC or 32 BPC, printing from a standard file may only yield an 8-BPC image. The XPS printer driver, when used in conjunction with printers such as those in Canon's line of PIXMA printers, can create 16-BPC prints, resulting in a more accurate print of your digital file.
