Supported Operating, Fonts, Film Types | Polaroid BLL Generator

Supported Operating	Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0 and Windows NT 5.0
Environment
Image Enhancements	Color balance
	Gamma contrast
Fonts	TrueType
	ATM (Adobe Type Manager) ver 1.5 or later
Software Selectable	4000 lines (4096 x 2730 pixels)
Resolution (Film Recorder)	2000 lines (2048 x 1366 pixels)
	2000 lines (2048 x 1366 pixels)
	On LFR Mark III, LFR Mark III - Digital Photography Model, LFR
	Mark III – Digital Photography Model and LFR Mark V – Digital
	Photography model 8000 lines (8192 x 5461 pixels) are available.
	On the LFR Mark VI – Digital Photography Model 16000 lines are
	available
Film Types	Ektachrome 100 color slides
	Kodacolor 100 color prints
	Other ISO 100 films
	Polachrome instant slides
	Polaroid 339 Print instant prints (with optional Polaroid camera)
	Polaroid 669 Print instant prints (with optional Polaroid camera)
	Polaroid 691 instant transparencies (with optional Polaroid camera)
	Ektachrome 100 4x5 transparencies (with optional 4x5 camera)
	Ektachrome 100 Color Reversal 120/220 film (with optional 120
	camera)
	Lasergraphics Film Calibration (LFC) files, currently 176 film type
	and film recorder combinations

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Polaroid BLL Generator manual Supported Operating, Environment Image Enhancements, Fonts, Software Selectable, Film Types

Contents

Windows BLL Generator Technical Support Department +1-949-753-8292 Lasergraphics BBS 949 Acknowledgements Contents Reference Printing your first imagePrinciple of Operation Uninstalling Tips and Tricks Appendix a Specifications Glossary Index71 Introduction Required Software What You NeedRequired Hardware About this Guide What’s new Various Output Types Windows BLL Generator FeaturesHigh-Resolution Slides Transparencies True Color Easy to Use and Highly Compatible Express Setup Installing Windows BLL Generator Installing BLL Generator from the Web Site Software Installation Running setup Adding a BLL-Generator ∙ Select Add generator Software Installation Printing your first image Start-Programs-Accessories-Wordpad Printing from an Application Printing your first Image Printing your first Image Printing your first Image Viewing a BLL Principle of Operation Introduction Principle of Operation Printing from Windows on a PC without Film Recorder Here is a diagram showing how thisworks Important Concepts ResolutionDevice Dots Image Resolution Approx. DPI Color Fidelity Text Bitmaps and ObjectsGraphics Objects Which Applications Create Bitmaps or ObjectsBitmaps Both Printer Settings Reference Orientation and Paper Size Film Type Non-LFC based Film Types Use Ektachrome 100 4x5 with LFC-based Film TypesUse Kodacolor 100 with Use Ektachrome 100 120/220 with Minimum Exposure Time Background ColorScaling Color Balance Contrast Gamma Using the Windows 95/98 driver Printer settings in Windows 95/98 Reference Using the Windows 95/98 Driver Color balance and gamma correction Miscellaneous options Reference Changing the Default Printer Settings in Windows 95/98 Using the Windows NT driver Printer settings in Windows NT Using the Windows NT Driver Reference Storing Changed Settings Changing the Default Printer Settings in Windows NT Managing BLL-Generators Adding a BLL-Generator Changing Destination Path Deleting a BLL-Generator Modifying Driver Options Uninstalling When to use the Uninstaller How to use the Uninstaller Tips and Tricks Adobe Type Manager ATM Open Start-Settings-PrintersSpecific Applications Arts & Letters Freelance Graphics CorelDRAWFreelance Graphics for Windows Ver Persuasion PhotoStyler Word, Write Appendix a Specifications ∙ LFR-X Environment Image Enhancements Resolution Film RecorderSupported Operating Fonts Output Problems Glossary Glossary Glossary Glossary Index Index Index