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FirstPROOF is a very important component of any modern computer that needs to check RIP workflow. With direct imaging of plate data before printing, FirstPROOF allows the user to check many things that were previously done with film, but with plates are no longer possible.
For example with film one used to check the content, overlay film to check for moire, measure objects on film, rotate or mirror the film if required or make a chromalin from the film.

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What Is X-ray Film?

Every X-ray computed tomography (CT) scan is started with X-ray radiation emitted from a tube, which shines onto a rectangular screen as a fan. At the same time, this screen is rotated around the patient’s body to create a slice, which is then scanned by the X-ray beam to generate a cross sectional image of the body. The X-ray and then the screen are usually rotated at constant speed, and an ideal image would be one that appears stable and in focus. However, the reality of actual scans is much more complex and varied.

In addition, the field of view, exposure, and orientation of the X-ray and the screen, which all have a very small impact on the image, may not be adjusted for the full image of the body. The pitch (the width of the screen as a fraction of the height) and the focal distance, which control the size of the area of the X-ray beam that is projected on the screen, can also vary. Sometimes the X-ray beam may be rotated away from the rotation centerline of the screen to create a cylinder.

The actual X-ray beam through the body and into the CT scanner occurs due to the X-ray’s interactions with the atomic structures of the body and the chemistry of the various components that make up the body. This interaction of X-ray energy with molecules gives the X-ray its primary energy. The primary energy interacts with matter in ways that give it secondary energy. The secondary energy interacts with matter in ways that give it tertiary energy. The tertiary energy gives X-rays the ability to be absorbed and scattered by different molecules and materials. This tertiary energy sets X-rays apart from all other forms of energy.

Subsequent materials in the body absorb and scatter X-rays in a continuous, predictable way.

Tertiary energy also gives X-rays the ability to be refracted and reflected by matter at different angles. Reflection and refraction of X-rays by matter depend on the composition of the matter and the way the X-rays interact with atoms within the matter. The direction of reflection and refraction of X-rays is in accordance with the direction of the original ray of X-rays.

The amount of X-ray energy absorbed and scattered is known as the X-ray’s dose.

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Jan Vermeer is a Dutch photographer who owns and operates FirstPROOF. He is responsible for software development and all product content. FirstPROOF is a culmination of 15 years of direct imaging experience for Jan Vermeer.

And if by ‘direct imaging’ you mean ‘not a film-based solution’, then:

No, you can not compare PROOF to film. PROOF is a complete workflow that includes preparation, image capture, previewing, and printing. There is no analogue of a film-strip in PROOF.

So how can you get a preview? Check for moire and measure images on your preview monitor.

Chris S. wrote:

Re: FS> PROOF or not PROOF – I would like to know more – Is there any such thing on the market?

By ‘direct imaging’ I meant ‘direct image, capture and preview all the images used in the Print run’. Not the post processing of a film-based workflow.

Alex The Point | 3/29/2019 7:08 AM

Jan Vermeer is a Dutch photographer who owns and operates FirstPROOF. He is responsible for
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Features:
Detects cranes, transports, film loads and unloads.
Can set QCD to all plates.
Can output QCD to a file or a 3D object.
Can crop to a rectangle or mask.
Plot to blue or green 2D surfaces.
Crop to a shape in blue or green.
Print 2D shapes to blue or green planes.
Scale bars or rulers in blue and green.
RGB planes as a workgroup.
RGB planes in I and J direction.
Rotation in I and J direction.
Viewing stripes in I and J direction.
Projection and imaging are imaged in red-green-blue (RGB).
Translates and rotates image.
Detects image features like blank scan direction and dimensions.
Detects features on the plate like line edges.
Detects obstacles in the gantry or material density.
Detects ghost objects like a previous version of the same object.
For each job, all the items in the job, will be scanned before printing.
Uses the most relevant items to the job.
Detects lost or lost transparency items and deletes them.
Redundant items like a negative print, a wipe or a negative scan will be deactivated.
Set colorbar.
Set light to a safe color on a dark background.
Set dither in RGB planes.
Set using the most relevant items from previous jobs.
Set paper and print mode.
Print mode shows b/w, monochrome or color print.
Positions the plate to the table.
Actions in web based version are exactly the same than the Computer version.
Print Mode:
UV Inkjet (my) – UV Inkjet printing.
Black Matte (B) – UV or black Matte printing.
Polarizer (P) – Matte (UV, Black or Polarizer Inkjet).
Platinium(P) – Digital Photographic (UV, black or Platinium Inkjet).
This mode provides safe printing with a UV lamp.
Quality:
Toned UV inkjet mode prints in a safer way than a UV lamp, but still prints black.
Computer version for Safe Printing:
Inks:
UV Inkjet – my UV UV Inkjet printing.
Black Inkjet – UV or Black Inkjet printing.
Polarizer Inkjet – Matte (UV, Black or Polarizer Inkjet).
Digital Photographic UV

What’s New In?

Check for any content faults.

Check for any unsharp mask, noise & artefacts.

Detect and correct out of focus area, dark areas and holes in the image.

Scaling applied by RIP software.

Rotate / mirror the image to make it fit a paper size.

Define and place markers on a preview screen.

Save images of the preview for review.

With FirstPROOF these checks and corrections can now be done with confidence on a high quality, professional print service.

FirstPROOF allows to check the print at the same resolution a film would be inspected. FirstPROOF can be used as a stand-alone service and can be integrated as a service in RIP software.

FirstPROOF versions

FirstPROOF is available in 2 versions: as a stand-alone service and as part of RIP software.

As a stand-alone service:

FirstPROOF 5.6.0
FirstPROOF 6.0.0
FirstPROOF 7.2.0
FirstPROOF 8.0.0

As part of RIP software:

FirstPROOF 7.3.0
FirstPROOF 8.0.0

System requirements:

Most graphics workstations will run FirstPROOF fine. For best results we recommend using Photoshop 7.0 or higher.

System requirements:

Most graphics workstations will run FirstPROOF fine. For best results we recommend using Photoshop 7.0 or higher.

System Requirements

System Requirements:

System Requirements

System Requirements For FirstPROOF:

Minimum
CPU: Dual core Intel i3-2120
GPU: Radeon HD 7850 or GeForce GTX 760
RAM: 4 GB DDR3
OS: Windows 10
Network: Broadband Internet Connection
Recommended
CPU: Dual core Intel i5-3320
RAM: 8 GB DDR3
Installation Instruction Video:
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