The visible part of the image in the viewer is resized to fit the printed area on the film. Prints the image exactly as it was captured from the viewer. If you are going to set this value, or if you are seeing “double interpolation” artifacts on the printer, it is recommended that this be set to “Cubic”. ClearCanvas Workstation sends images that are already very close to the correct size, so it is not typically very important to set this value.

If you’ve set the values for Resolution accurately, this value isn’t normally going to be that important, as it refers to the type of interpolation the printer should use to resize images. Specifies the interpolation type used to resize an image. This value may depend on the value for Film Medium. For example, if the Standard 2x1 format is used, and only one image is printed, 'Empty Image Density = Black' will fill the unprinted image box with black pixels.

Specifies the colour of pixels in the area on the film that contains no image. Specifies the density of the film areas surrounding and between images on the film. The resolution used depends on the 'Requested Resolution' option.Īlthough it is not necessary to change these values, it is highly recommended that you are able to determine and specify the exact resolution(s) that your printer is capable of, especially if you want to try the “True Size” printing option. The printer will not need to resize as much to fit the image into the printed area. The settings in this section tell the Workstation what the resolution of the printer is, so the images sent to the printer are as close to the physical size as possible. This 'double interpolation' introduces artifacts in the image. The printer may then resize the received image(s) again to fit on the film. When images are sent to the printer, ClearCanvas Workstation first sizes them to fit the available space. The port on which the printer is listening for print requests. It should be uppercase and should not exceed 16 characters.

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