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Brisque to Lotem 800 II / Lotem Quantum Family - Kodak

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34 Chapter 2 – Configuring and Calibrating the <strong>Lotem</strong> <strong>800</strong> <strong>II</strong> / <strong>Lotem</strong> <strong>Quantum</strong> <strong>Family</strong> from the <strong>Brisque</strong> WorkstationEntering Table ValuesTo create the Excurve, you must insert file values and measured values in<strong>to</strong>the Excurve table. The numbers that are displayed on the test plate are filevalues. Measure the area indicated by a file value with a densi<strong>to</strong>meter <strong>to</strong>determine the corresponding measured value.Normally, your Excurve table contains 21 sets of coordinates, evenly spreadfrom 1-100%. For a more precise calibration, increase the number ofcoordinates. If you have a problem with range (highlights, or mid<strong>to</strong>nes, forexample) that you want <strong>to</strong> calibrate more carefully, add more coordinatesthat correspond <strong>to</strong> that range.To add, change or delete coordinates <strong>to</strong> the table:1. Type the File Value in the box below the File Value column.2. Use Tab or Enter <strong>to</strong> move <strong>to</strong> the box below the Measured on Mediacolumn. Type in the value that you measured off the test strip with thedensi<strong>to</strong>meter.3. Click Enter. The new coordinate is added <strong>to</strong> the table.4. To change a set of coordinates, delete the set and type the modifiedvalues in the table.5. To delete a coordinate, select a row from the table and click Delete.Note: Numbers can be rounded off <strong>to</strong> n.0% or n.5%.The end-points (0,0 and 100,100) cannot be changed or deleted.Tip: Use the TAB key on the keyboard <strong>to</strong> move from the box below the FileValue column, <strong>to</strong> the box below the Measured on Film column, <strong>to</strong> theComments box, back <strong>to</strong> the box below the File Value column again, and soforth. Use SHIFT+TAB <strong>to</strong> move through the same three boxes in reverse order.

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