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proper functioning of the Chromira and it’s calibration system when using a
given material. The fields are as follows:
Width: The width of the physical roll of material, in inches.
Emulsion In/Out: This setting tells the Chromira which way the material is wound
on its core. It is important for the machine to know which direction to turn its cure
hubs when tensioning the paper.
Material Type: Tells the Chromira what type of material the emulsion is: regular
Paper, Transmission Film, Clear, etc. The Chromira’s calibration system uses this
information for optimal performance.
Supply: Indicates the amount of paper still remaining on the roll, in feet.
Exposed: The amount of paper that has been exposed. This number can be
reset at any time from the Emulsion dialog box, or the main screen of the
program. This number, if it is reset to zero each time prints are unloaded from the
Chromira for processing, will indicate the amount of paper waiting for processing
at any give time.
Material Brand: Tells Chromira the name of the roll’s manufacturer.
Color Settings:
Each Emulsion File can store color offset settings
to make different materials print the same color,
given the same image file. These settings are usually automatically set by the
Chromira’s Calibration system, but you can make manual adjustments as well.
The units are in standard CC’s as measured on the print using a densitometer
(like the X-Rite 810, etc.).
The color names indicated on the window tell you how the print will be affected.
Change the color settings by clicking a color’s up/down arrows in each channel.
For example, clicking the up arrow in the
Cyan/Red box will increase the cyan in
your print.