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Chapter 1. Color Management Background - Kodak

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<strong>Chapter</strong> 2. Using <strong>Color</strong>Wise Pro Tools<br />

Calibrator<br />

Print Pages<br />

Not a functioning feature.<br />

View Measurements<br />

This allows you to view the measurements for the selected calibration<br />

set in two ways.<br />

Measurements Table<br />

This shows the current set of density measurements for each color<br />

plane.<br />

Measurements vs. Target<br />

This shows the current set of density measurements versus the target<br />

or golden set of measurements within the ICC Profile. If the lines to<br />

not fall on top of each other, it indicates that a correction curve is<br />

needed.<br />

Measurements Table Measurements vs. Target Measurements vs. Target<br />

No adjustment will be applied<br />

An adjustment will be applied<br />

Restore Default Settings<br />

The fiery is shipped with default measurements for calibration and<br />

you use these measurements to achieve acceptable color without<br />

calibration. Click Restore Device from the main calibration screen (in<br />

either Standard or Expert Mode).<br />

Click OK to restore the pre-set default calibration set. Remember that this<br />

will only restore the currently selected Calibration Set.<br />

Note: If the ICC profile associated with the current calibration set contains<br />

actual calibration densities from the paper, clicking “Restore Device” will<br />

NOT turn off calibration.<br />

Note: Any *.icl file loaded on the system does contain the default density<br />

information.<br />

<strong>Color</strong> <strong>Management</strong> and Workflow User Guide 2 - 3

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