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Appendix F System Requirements Additional Software Internet Browser: WINDOWS OS: INTERNET EXPLORER Version 6.0 or higher MACINTOSH OS: INTERNET EXPLORER Version 5.2 or higher ADOBE ACROBAT Reader: Needed to view and print the User Guide and Quick Start Guide Required and Optional Hardware Educational Edition Optional: Approved digital-still camera Digital, still-camera card reader or PCMCIA card: Use to load digital still images from a camera to your computer KODAK EASYSHARE Printer Dock KODAK PROFESSIONAL 8500 Digital Photo Printer KODAK PROFESSIONAL 1400 Digital Photo Printer KODAK Photo Printer 6800 series Four Port Unpowered USB Hub: Use to accommodate the enable cable, sensor connections, printer, mouse, and card reader Production/KODAK VISION2 HD System Editions Required: Sensor (for calibration) CRT monitors only—USB ECC 1 Cable (Enable cable) CRT monitors only—VGA cable: (from the display to the enable cable) To take advantage of all the Display Manager System features Optional: Approved digital-still camera KODAK EASYSHARE Printer Dock KODAK PROFESSIONAL 8500 Digital Photo Printer KODAK PROFESSIONAL 1400 Digital Photo Printer KODAK Photo Printer 6800 series Four Port Unpowered USB Hub: Use to accommodate the enable cable, sensor connections, printer, mouse, and card reader 288 KODAK Look Manager System User Guide V2.2
G LOSSARY 3D LUT (3 dimensional look up table) A mathematical description of colors with red, green, and blue on the x, y, and z axis, respectively, forming a cube. The Display Manager System creates 3D LUTs based on the characterization of your display. You can export 3D LUTs for use by supported imaging products. absolute emulation The system process of creating a look in the recipe that is most accurate as compared to the actual production look. aim The desired value for black point, white point, and chromaticity coordinates when calibrating your monitor. ASA Exposure Index or speed rating that denotes the film sensitivity, defined by the American National Standards Institution. aspect ratio A comparison of the image width to height, expressed as a proportion (4:3), a ratio (4/3), or a decimal (1.33). Common film aspect ratios are Academy Flat 1.851; Anamorphic Scope 2.351; Academy Standard 1.331. The television aspect ratio is 1.331 and HDTV is 1.78:1. authenticity The property of a recipe that identifies if someone other than the author has made changes to the recipe. base look A resusable look, having the creation intent (i.e. Skip Bleach) that can be applied to a series of images. batch render mode A setting that, when enabled, applies an operation to all of the images in a sequence instead of the single current image. bias A monitor setting that controls the current to the monitor affecting the color and intensity of the display. black point A value that represents the darkest point in an image or the darkest point that a monitor can display. This is not necessarily pure black. calibration The process of adjusting a monitor’s black and white points as close as possible to aim points. characteristic curve A graphical representation of a neutral series. For film it is the film's response to light that shows the relationship between density and exposure. Also called the D-LogE curve. For video it is the gamma response of the video system and/or display. KODAK Look Manager System User Guide V2.2 289
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User Guide Version 2.2 March 2007 P
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A BOUT THIS BOOK This book describe
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Table of Contents Selecting Input/O
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Table of Contents Setting Up the NI
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Table of Contents Appendix F System
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Introduction Calculating Filter Fac
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Introduction c) Use 3D LUTs. See
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Introduction Full Emulation Capabil
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Introduction Getting Help Online Us
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Setting Up Your System Step 2: Obta
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Setting Up Your System Enable Cable
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Setting Up Your System X-RITE DTP92
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Setting Up Your System SEQUEL Chrom
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Software Basics Look Browser Tab Us
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Software Basics Right-click (WINDOW
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Software Basics Customized Toolbars
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Software Basics Flowgraph View Flow
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Software Basics Setting the Main Vi
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Software Basics Selecting Project S
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WORKING WITH PROJECTS The Look Mana
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7. Click Next. The following window
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Working with Scenes 2. Type the sce
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Creating Looks in Main View Managin
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Creating Looks in Main View Renamin
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Creating Looks in Main View Compari
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F LOWGRAPH VIEW BASICS Use the Flow
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Editing Toolbar Flowgraph View Basi
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Menus in Flowgraph View Flowgraph V
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Flowgraph View Basics To add a note
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Creating a Digital Intermediate for
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Setting Flowgraph Preferences Flowg
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Changing the Icon Size Flowgraph Vi
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Selecting a License Flowgraph View
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Recipes in Flowgraph View Managing
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U SING THE VISION2 HD S YSTEM EDITI
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The following options are available
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How it Works C ALIBRATING YOUR MONI
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Page 267 and 268: TROUBLESHOOTING THE LOOK M ANAGER S
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