Select Or Change Configuration; Configuration Types For Print Orders - AgfaPhoto d-lab.2 8060/260 Operation Manual

d-lab.2, d-lab.2plus, netlab.2plus: Operation
6.1.6

Select or Change Configuration

When a print mode is called up (see
configuration for this print mode is pre-selected (in the d-lab.2/2plus under consideration
of the inserted film carrier). Now it is possible (except in Network order mode):
to display the selected configuration,
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to change the selected configuration for the current order (these changes are not
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saved),
or to select another configuration.
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6.1.6.1 Configuration Types for Print Orders

Four types of order configurations are available for printing

Configuration Types for Print Orders

(see
Order Configurations
in Chapter 4):
S Single
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P Package
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C Combi-print
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R Reproduction
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Only one order configuration can be selected per order.
Single
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All prints of the order are printed in the same format.
Package
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A package has several order configurations of the types Single, Combi-print, and/or
Reproduction combined so that different formats are printed of every image file of an
order.
Combi-print
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An image is printed several times on one sheet of paper (in the same size or different
sizes).
Combi-prints can be made from negative (only d-lab.2/2plus), slide (only
d-lab.2/2plus), and image files.
Reproduction
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for digital images: The image files of an order are printed without the automatic image
improvement and without image size adaptation so that the prints correspond
precisely to the original.
Application: images created with an image processing program or exposures that are
artificially falsified.
Printing is without preview; the configuration cannot be changed.
If the image file is
too big with respect to the paper size, the image is cut.
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to small with respect to the paper size, the image gets white borders.
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approx. 3 times smaller than the paper size, image processing artifacts may occur.
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AgfaPhoto
Printing
in this chapter) the default order
in this chapter, as well as
Defining and Editing
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