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Also, choosing to leave Bi-Directional unchecked changes the ink drops to lay down differently, Color
would be laid down Cyan>Magenta>Yellow>Black>Cyan>Magenta>Yellow>Black. This produces a
more color accurate image at cost of speed.
Scaling will adjust your image Horizontal and Vertical size by a percentage. If the lock is clicked on, the
aspect ratio of the image will stay the same so the image will not become distorted in size.
Size will affect the images size in specific measurements horizontally and vertically. If the lock is clicked
on the aspect ratio or the image will stay the same so the image will not become distorted in size. You
can also change the image print size by clicking on and dragging on the image frame in the preview area.
I you drag the corners the aspect ratio will be maintained. If you drag the tops or sides you will stretch or
compress your image.
Position is for placement of your graphic into a specific area of the Print Table. This will be used to move
a graphic higher or lower vertically or left to right horizontally. The image can also be moved by dragging
the image with your mouse in the preview screen. If you want to center your image on the print table
horizontally or vertically, the Center button for each can be used. Using the Rotate buttons will rotate
your image in 90 degree increments left or right.
Input Color Profile
An ICC profile contains information for converting an image between a device-specific color space (Ri
3000 or Ri 6000) and a device-independent color space (Photoshop).
The input ICC profile translates color data created on a device (such as a digital camera) into the PCS,
profile connection space. The RIP uses the output ICC Ink Set Profile (PowerBright or PowerBright Plus)
to convert from the PCS into the native color space of the Ri 3000 and Ri 6000.
Figure 6.3-14: Sizing and Positioning
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