Kodak VERSION 4.0, 4F3698 manual VISION2 HD System See Kodak VISION2 HD System

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Up window. A colorimeter can also be used to take this measurement.

spectroradiometer A device used to measure light as a function of wavelength. Use to measure the SPD of your projector. On the Set Up window, you can import the resulting file.

Status A Photographic densities. The Display Manager System allows you to enter these values from a measured LAD patch when creating a transform. This allows you to specify the printout process.

Status M Photographic densities. The Display Manager System allows you to enter negative density values to track film recorder response. This information is included in the print emulation model to compensate for recorder and process variations.

surround A Display Manager System option that corrects for the effect of compensation viewing images in an environment that is not dimmed.

target A data file that contains preset calibration values. Three default targets are provided with the Display Manager System and can be used as a starting point for setting the calibration values.

tolerances The acceptable values above and below aim values when calibrating your monitor.

transform A data file that contains the color information to be applied to an image. This can be a .chr, .3dl, or .e3d file.

verification The process of checking the system to determine the quality of the monitor setup and print film match.

VISION2 HD System See KODAK VISION2 HD System.

white point The lightest color that a display can display. Not necessarily pure white. The white point may be expressed in terms of correlated color temperature or chromaticity coordinates.

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Contents Display Manager System User Guide Page Display Manager System USER’S Guide Page AB O U T T H I S BO O K Page TA B L E O F CO N T E N T S Calibration Verifying Appendix C Regulatory Information T RO D U C T I O N Print Film Edition Types of LicensesSystem Edition Calibration How it WorksCharacterization Viewing and Customizing a Look VerificationMain Window Generic Monitor Support Enable Cable USB Cable ECCSupported Hardware Supported DisplaysSupported Sensors Windows MAC OS Irix OS Linux OSGetting Help Windows and Macintosh Operating System Installation Install the SoftwareTo install on a Windows or Macintosh Operating System To install on an Irix system Irix InstallationLinux Installation To install on a Linux systemConnect the Hardware Rite Sensors To connect the enable cableTo position the sensor during calibration Rite Monitor Optimizer DTP92+EK Do not apply a cleanser to the suction cup To connect the sensorSequel Sensors Sequel Chroma 4/C USB Sensor for CRT MonitorsSequel Chroma 4/L USB Sensor Sequel Chroma 4/C Serial Sensor for CRT Monitors Click Type and select PhotoResearch PR-650 Go to Options SetupClick Type and select Minolta CS-100A To purchase a license Obtain Your LicenseManager System/Licenses Open the Display Manager System Renewing Your LicenseBe FO R E CA L I B R a T I N G Preparing the Viewing Environment and MonitorSetting the Options Print Film Calibration Setup Projector AimDisplay Aim Display Automatic CalibrationWhite Patch Video Calibration SetupAim Settings Dark PatchDisplay Setup Sensor SetupTolerances Setup Use Video Calibration SettingsTiming Setup Directories SetupTo save all settings at once Go to File Save Settings Saving and Loading SettingsTo load a customized .ini file Go to File Load Settings To create a customized .ini fileCA L I B R a T I O N Automatic CalibrationTo automatically calibrate a monitor Calibration ProcedureIf you are prompted to perform a Dark Gain Correction L i b r a t i o n L i b r a t i o n Monitor Evaluation To evaluate your monitorManual Calibration To manually calibrate a monitor or HD/SD displayL i b r a t i o n Click Measure Primaries Click Measure Once or Measure ContinuousProceed to Characterization on Page Automatic Characterization CH a R a C T E R I Z a T I O NTo automatically characterize your monitor A r a c t e r i z a t i o n If characterization failed, see Characterization Failure on Manual Characterization To manually characterize When you are finished, click File Save Characterization File Shortcut Keys for the Assistant Editing a Characterization TableTask Page Opening the Viewer VI E W I N G a N D CU S T O M I Z I N G LO O K STo open the Viewer Global Options Using the ViewerTo Quick Verify Chart with the results is displayed E w i n g a n d C u s t o m i z i n g L o o k s Playback Controls Toolbar Information Pop-up OptionsViewer Shortcut Keys Task KeyCreating a Print Film Look To create a print film lookCreating a Video Look To create a video lookLoading an Image Framing Settings Advanced OptionsGamut Remap Settings Mode DescriptionTransform Bit Depth Surround CompensationRecorder Compensation Example file neutral-based compensationExample file neutral- and color-based compensation On the Advanced tab, click Recorder CompensationTransform Rescale To verify monitor setup Verifying the Monitor SetupVE R I F Y I N G Verification window opens when the correction is complete Data verify Verifying the Print Film Look To verify the print film lookVerification window opens when the correction is complete Ve r i f y i n g VerifySetupResults or VerifyPrintFilmResults Verification LogsMonitor Setup Verification Log TRO U B L E S H O O T I N G Calibration Failure Characterization Failure Verification FailureDark Gain Correction Failure Sensor Does Not Adhere to Screen Sensor Needs to be ReplacedSensor Fails to Initialize USB Device Is Not RecognizedLicense Has Expired Enable Cable Does Not Recognize the MonitorLicense File Does Not Work Unable to Build or Export a Transform Unable to Load an ImageUnable to Load a Transform Calibrate Icon Is Not AvailableProblem with the .ini File Image Does Not Appear in the ViewerClick the Troubleshooting tab Results Are Not as Expected Internet Explorer Super Bright Capable Display will not CalibrateHelp System Does Not Work Properly Go to Tools Internet OptionsNetscape Go to Edit PreferencesPage Windows Operating System Minimum Requirements AP P E N D I X a SY S T E M RE Q U I R E M E N T SMAC OS Minimum Requirements Irix Operating System Minimum Requirements Linux Operating System Minimum RequirementsAdditional Software and Hardware Page AP P E N D I X B SH O R T C U T KEY S Display Manager System Shortcut KeysManual Characterization Assistant Shortcut Keys Viewer Shortcut KeysAP P E N D I X C RE G U L a T O R Y in FO R M a T I O N EU Weee GL O S S a R Y Color gamut See gamutDisplay mode TemperatureOptions Setup window Enable cableAssistant SPD See projector SPDVISION2 HD System See Kodak VISION2 HD System D EX NumericsGain Macintosh Verification Rite Page Page Eastman Kodak Company, 2005. 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VERSION 4.0, 4F3698 specifications

Kodak 4F3698, VERSION 4.0, is a cutting-edge imaging technology designed specifically for advanced photographic applications, primarily in professional and commercial settings. This latest version builds on Kodak's long-standing reputation for excellence in imaging solutions, incorporating a number of significant enhancements that cater to the evolving demands of photographers and imaging specialists.

One of the main features of Kodak 4F3698 is its impressive resolution capabilities. With a resolution of up to 48 megapixels, it allows users to capture stunningly detailed images that are vital for high-quality prints and enlargements. This capability ensures that photographers can reproduce intricate details and textures, which was previously a challenge with lower-resolution formats.

In terms of dynamic range, Kodak 4F3698 offers an exceptional tone response, enabling it to capture a greater range of light values in a single image. This is particularly beneficial in situations with high contrast, where details can easily be lost in shadows or highlights. The technology utilizes advanced sensor architecture and innovative algorithms to maintain clarity and fidelity across all tonal ranges.

The color accuracy of Kodak 4F3698 is another highlight, achieved through sophisticated color science that captures a wide spectrum of colors with precision. Photographers can expect vivid and true-to-life color representation, which is essential for tasks such as commercial photography and art reproduction.

Kodak has also integrated several technological advancements into this version. The incorporation of AI-driven features allows for enhanced image processing, including automated enhancements and intelligent noise reduction. These features not only save time in post-processing but also ensure that images maintain their quality without sacrificing detail.

Moreover, Kodak 4F3698 is designed with user-friendliness in mind, featuring intuitive controls and connectivity options. Photographers can seamlessly integrate it into their workflows, whether they are shooting in a studio or on-location. It supports a variety of file formats, ensuring compatibility with multiple editing platforms and software.

Durability and reliability are built into the design, allowing the Kodak 4F3698 to withstand the rigors of daily use. Its rugged construction and weather-resistant features make it suitable for a range of shooting environments, catering to the needs of adventurous photographers.

In summary, Kodak 4F3698, VERSION 4.0, stands out with its exceptional resolution, dynamic range, color accuracy, and user-friendly features, making it a pivotal tool for professionals pursuing excellence in imaging. Its blend of cutting-edge technology and practical application positions it as a leading choice for serious photographers worldwide.
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