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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 />

Command Workstation<br />

Launch EFI ImageViewer<br />

The EFI Image Viewer gives a dot for dot proof for a processed job.<br />

To view a job that has been processed for the press, highlight the job<br />

in the Hold Queue of the Command Workstation window. Right click<br />

the job name and the context menu will appear.<br />

Select Launch EFI ImageViewer and the following window will<br />

appear.<br />

You can scroll through the pages of a job by using the left-right<br />

arrows (1) or putting in a page number in the page number field (2).<br />

A slider bar (3) controls the magnification for zooming in an out of a<br />

job, or the + and - signs (4) zoom in even percentages.<br />

The separations/channels can be turned on and off for viewing<br />

individual planes of data (5).<br />

The current magnification, resolution of the job, dimensions of the<br />

page and the job name are displayed on the bottom status bar (6).<br />

The following screen shot shows the viewer zoomed in to pixel level.<br />

1 Left-Right arrows<br />

2 Page number field<br />

3 Slider bar<br />

4 + and — zoom<br />

5 Separations/channels<br />

6 Status bar<br />

1 drop displays as<br />

= 300x300<br />

= 300x600<br />

= 300x900<br />

= 300x1200<br />

Note: At pixel level in the viewer, pixels in a non-square resolution jobs<br />

will appear rectangular instead of square to show the bit-depth<br />

level that this resolution produces.<br />

<strong>Color</strong> <strong>Management</strong> and Workflow User Guide 2 - 43

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