Low-Cost Solution: No more camera, darkroom, or expensive outsourcing costs. Our FilmMaker 5 provides daylight film loading at a minimal cost of ownership.
Easy to Use: Simply output your digital file from your computer to the FilmMaker 5, process your Myriad film with FilmStar 5, and within seconds you have high quality film without having to set foot in the darkroom.
Myriad Film: In addition to offering Myriad film for negatives, Xanté also produces Myriad Clear Film for imaging film positives. Using film positives often eliminates the need for stripping and opaquing pinholes.
Adobe® Postscript® 3™: True Adobe PostScript 3 offers reliability, increased performance, and the assurance of compatibility to work from virtually any software application and hardware environment.
More Features:
Positive Film Technology: Provides density control which allows you to adjust the intensity of the toner used for positive film output.
Halftone Calibration Technology: This technology permits you to adjust the gamma curve of halftones from the printer’s front panel. Users can calibrate midtones of halftone images to bring out lost detail from dark photos and to print at higher line screens.
Densitometer Support: Allows you to calibrate grayscales using a densitometer and produce the highest accuracy possible for halftone images.
Enchanced Screening: This feature allows you to further fine tune output quality by providing 40% more levels of gray when needed.
Mirror Print: Allows you to output a job from any application with the image reversed from left to right providing right reading, emulsion-side down output.
Negative Print: Provides the ability to output a negative image from any application regardless of job make-up.
Myriad Matte Film: Polyester-based Myriad film was developed specifically to create quality positives or negatives directly from the desktop.
Myriad Clear Film: We also presents the new Myriad Clear Film for positive printing to create quality positives or negatives directly from the desktop.
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Quality, Oversized Printing: The FilmMaker 5’s unmatched oversized (13” x 35.5”) film capability and resolutions up to 2400 x 2400 dpi ensure quality, high density film output.
High Performance: Boasting a throughput time of 1 to 1½ minutes, the FilmMaker 5 can output film at an average of 40 sheets per hour at 1200 dpi and 25 sheets per hour at 2400 dpi.
High Speed Controller: Fast IDT 79RC32355 processor coupled with Xanté’s technology enables complex files to image incredibly fast.
Xanté Accurate Calibration Technology (X-Act™): Xanté’s patented Accurate Calibration Technology gives you precise control over horizontal and vertical dimensions on page images ensuring unmatched output accuracy.
Negative Enhanced Imaging Technology (NEIT): Patented Negative Enhanced Imaging Technology is a revolutionary new technology allowing users to produce superior quality negatives ensuring clear, crisp hairline images and text without the risk of “plugging”.
iQueue Ultimate:
Prepress Workflow: iQueue Ultimate was designed to help ScreenWriter 5 users manage multiple digital files, set job priorities and increase overall shop production and image quality. iQueue allows operators to setup digital files and produce a quality to suit a variety of presses and work methods.
Screening Options: iQueue Ultimate gives you a wide variety of screening options. Select the desired linescreen (from 10 LPI to 150 LPI), screen angle, and halftone shape (Round, Ellipse, Euclidean, Line, Inverted Dual Line, Dual Dot and more).
iQueue Density Control: iQueue users can quickly make image density adjustments manually, or users can create their own custom density profiles. Once saved, density profiles can be applied automatically to specific jobs.
iQueue Imposition / Templating: Now you can quickly impose digital files with single or multiple pages using iQueue Imposition. Set the desired media (plate) size, margins, number of columns and rows. You may also rotate templates, add crop marks, or use the nudge feature to move templates left/right, or up/down. iQueue operators can choose to use one of iQueue’s standard imposition templates, or create and save custom templates that can be used again, and again.
