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profiles help you reproduce colors accurately across different platforms, devices,
and ICC-compliant applications.
The Chromira uses an ICC engine to interpret the ICC profiles that describe the
RGB color space you are using in your system. You can select from existing ICC
profiles or create your own. These profiles can then become part of your image
files. The engine interprets the ICC profiles to automatically manage color issues
among different color models as well as color issues between your monitor, other
monitors, and the final print image. Although you do not have to use ICC profiles,
it can greatly simplify color management.
There are two types of profiles that will be needed to successfully print for color
accuracy. The first of the profiles is the Input Profile. The input profile is
associated with the file to be printed. It will include color profiles generated by
your monitor and or scanner. They typically are embedded into the file to be
printed. However, if they are not, they may be applied when the file is
submitted. The other profile needed is the Output Profile. This profile should be
generated specifically for your lab situation. It is a process of printing a color
chart from the printer and processing. Once done, it will be read on a spectrum
analyzer. From there, the information is compiled and an output profile is set. In
order to perform this task a color management system is needed. For more
information, please contact ZBE.
Installing Profiles in your System
To begin, you will need an output profile. Launch the Chromira Printer program
and click on the emulsion icon. Look through “Select ICC Profiles” and browse
for the correct output profile for that emulsion. Once you have browsed for it,
the profile will live with that EMU file. To remove, just browse for a new one.
Next, launch the workstation program. Click New to open the submit window.
Locate the section that applies the profile.