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bob_himmelright

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  1. <p>FWIW, the old noritsus would print a greyscale file pretty darn close to perfect b/w without input. For some reason the newer fuji machines, and all frontiers I've worked on, the operator needs to set the print to b/w to get the most neutral result, even if the image already appears greyscale.</p>
  2. <p>The photo labs probably don't like to turn it off because apparently the "hold" button only applies to color corrections, not DSA settings unless they've set up the noritsu to apply it to them too. They have to click each image and change the grain reduction.....That said, there are several default correction settings that they can have stored in the noritsu computer, they could create scan chanels with grain reduction off, medium and high, and have them listed as such on the computer screen.</p>
  3. <p>Pretty sure it was designed to export as lossless tifs. The lab I had one at exported to disk as a tif as well until we created a jpg cd setting</p>
  4. <p>Sorry for resurrecting an old thread, but the online software Costco uses to download orders can be configured by the lab tech to route to specific printers based on size, paper surface or auto correction on/off. The old way of costco profiling was one printer profiled, the other not. The newer way is apparently one printer profiled glossy, one lustre in labs with multiple printers. Once set up, the software automatically routes orders appropriately.</p>
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