Original Image Type | InFocus PRO 600E specification

NovaJet PRO 600e User's Guide

1.Use the highest quality type of image possible.

2.Check to make sure the image is in focus and exposed properly.

3.Scan it with the best scanner possible.

4.Scan it at the proper resolution.

5.Color correct and sharpen the image with software.

6.Ensure your color profile accurately reflects the exact ink and media you are using.

7.Use the best diffusion pattern available in your RIP.

8.Use only the best possible ink and media combinations.

9.Make sure your cartridges are aligned and firing properly.

1.Original Image Type

The type of original image will determine the quality of your final inkjet print. The best image type is an original transparency (not a duplicate). They are extremely crisp with superb edge definition. Print film photos are not as good as they are already one generation removed from the original film. Also, because of the emulsion process of photo prints, edge definitions tend to be lost. Color prints can be used, but they have to be of very good quality to produce acceptable scaled prints. Digital photo files are newest image type. Many are unacceptable for large-format printing as they contain only a small fraction of the information contained in a film transparency.

For example, most digital cameras can only create a 1 MB file. This is not enough information for large inkjet prints. A file must be at least 10 - 12 MB for a fair print and 30 - 50 MB for a good E-size print (see scanning section). Only the best commercial digital cameras can achieve these files sizes. Digital files from other sources such as CD stock photography are usually created from scanned transparencies, so may be suitable for inkjet printing. Check with the manufacturer to ensure that the images are at least 10 - 12 MB and were created from drum- scanned transparencies.

The better CDs have images of 28MB or more stored in a TIFF format. These are preferable for great quality prints. If you use a file stored in PhotoCD format, make sure you use the highest resolution available. Images stored in compressed files such as JPEG, LZW, GIF, etc. can lose valuable data during the compression process. Avoid images stored this way if possible. If you have to use a compression file format for whatever reason, use JPEG. It is closer to a “lossless” compression.

2.Original Image Clarity and Color

The quality of the original photograph, transparency, or digital file plays a key role in final print quality as this is where the clarity and color of the image is created. If the original photographer took a picture that was not in focus, or was fuzzy for any reason, sharpening or after-effects cannot correct it and a poor inkjet print will result. Differences in film, speed, grain, or develop- ing process can also affect quality of prints. If the image was too dark or too light, color correc- tion cannot correct it and a poor inkjet print will result. The axiom of “garbage in, garbage out” applies to all printing, including inkjet printing. Companies that utilize a lot of photography for large-format inkjet printing should check for focus by using a loupe. If you have a good, in-focus original, you can maintain the image quality throughout the entire process.

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PRO 600E, 600E, PRO 600E, PRO 600E, 600E specifications

The InFocus PRO 600E series is a standout line of projectors designed to meet the needs of modern classrooms, meeting rooms, and home entertainment setups. These projectors deliver exceptional quality, versatility, and ease of use, making them an excellent choice for professionals and educators alike.

One of the main features of the InFocus PRO 600E is its high brightness level, which typically reaches up to 4000 ANSI lumens. This impressive brightness ensures that images remain clear and vibrant even in well-lit environments, eliminating the need to dim overhead lights during presentations or classrooms activities. Coupled with a high contrast ratio, the PRO 600E delivers sharp image quality, allowing for more detailed visuals that enhance audience engagement.

The PRO 600E is equipped with advanced DLP technology, known for its reliability and high-quality image output. DLP projectors like the PRO 600E provide minimal pixelation and a richer color palette, making them suitable for a variety of multimedia presentations, from text-heavy slides to colorful videos. The projector supports multiple resolution options, including XGA and WXGA, ensuring compatibility with a wide array of content.

Connectivity is another hallmark of the InFocus PRO 600E series. The projector offers multiple input options, including HDMI, VGA, and USB ports. This variety allows users to connect laptops, tablets, and other devices seamlessly, making it an ideal choice for collaborative environments. Some models in the series also support wireless connectivity, enabling presentations and video streaming without the hassle of cables.

In terms of user-friendliness, the PRO 600E features intuitive navigation controls and an easy-to-use menu system. Additionally, it is designed with portability in mind, allowing for straightforward setup and transport between venues. The lightweight build enhances its versatility, making it a favorable option for educators and business professionals who require a travel-friendly solution.

The projector also incorporates an efficient lamp life, often exceeding 10,000 hours, which significantly reduces maintenance costs and downtime. This longevity ensures that users can focus on their presentations and content rather than worrying about frequent bulb replacements.

In conclusion, the InFocus PRO 600E series excels in performance, adaptability, and ease of use. With its bright, high-quality image output, versatile connectivity options, and user-friendly features, it stands out as an excellent choice for diverse presentation needs in any setting. Whether in the classroom or a conference room, the PRO 600E demonstrates exceptional capability and reliability.