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Dialog Reference ‘Define Print Target’ Dialog http://www.image2output.com Windows Mac OS This function is only available if MEASURE OR AVERAGE TARGET VALUES is enabled. It requires a CMYK REFERENCE file (see page 8-4). Various color bars and reference files are available in the installation directory (see page 9-5): …\Program Files\CGS\ORIS Certified Proof\Standards …Applications:ORIS Certified Proof:Standards Fig. 8-3 ‘Measure Target Values’ Dialog DEFINE COLOR BAR Click this button if you are using a color bar for which no CMYK reference file is available. You can define the color bar geometry and measure the target values of the individual color patches. The dialog for measuring target values appears (see Fig. 8-3). 1. If Eye-One is used, select the number of strips and the number of patches per strip. 2. Specify whether strips or single patches should be measured (see also page 7-3). 3. Click START MEASUREMENT and measure the color bar. 4. Click SAVE TARGET VALUES to save the measurement file. By default, the file is saved to the installation directory Standards under the name of the print target and with the file extension *.TXT. The target value file you have saved will be assigned automatically to the current print target. The current target value file and reference file will be discarded. 8-6 CGS Publishing Technologies International Hainburg, Germany 08/27/2010 Image2Output Limited Unit 19 IO Centre Hearle Way Hatfield Business Park Hatfield Herts AL10 9EW Tel: +44 (0)1707 282 710 Fax: +44 (0)1707 269 764 sales@image2output.com
http://www.image2output.com Dialog Reference ‘Define Print Target’ Dialog This function is only available if the MEASURE OR AVERAGE TARGET VAL- UES option is enabled. AVERAGE TARGET VALUES This function averages the measurement values of several files and saves the result as a single file. It is only available if the MEASURE OR AV- ERAGE TARGET VALUES option is enabled. Using the MEASURE TARGET VALUES function, for example, you may have created several target value files for the same color bar. By averaging the target values you can minimize measurement errors and compensate for inaccuracies of the measurement device. Clicking on AVERAGE TARGET VALUES opens the dialog shown in Fig. 8-4. Use the and buttons to add or remove the files to be averaged. You can also select multiple files at the same time. Then click on AVER- AGE AND SAVE and specify the name and save location of the new file. The target value file you have saved will automatically be assigned to the current print target. The current target value file will be discarded. Fig. 8-4 ‘Average Target Values’ Dialog USE STANDARD TOLERANCES Enable this option to use the tolerances and DELTA E FORMULA of a particular printing standard. The available standards are listed below. Disable it if you want to enter your own tolerance values or to use another DELTA E FORMULA. Enter the tolerances into the input boxes further down below in the dialog. The selected DELTA E FORMULA determines whether color deviations are interpreted as delta E, dE94, or dE2000. The USE STANDARD TOLERANCES option is only available for Lab print targets. Some of the tolerance input boxes are unavailable if SINGLE TOL- ERANCES are enabled (see page 8-11). ORIS Certified Proof Version 1.5.4 User Manual 8-7 Image2Output Limited Unit 19 IO Centre Hearle Way Hatfield Business Park Hatfield Herts AL10 9EW Tel: +44 (0)1707 282 710 Fax: +44 (0)1707 269 764 sales@image2output.com
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