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  1. 03-17-2010, 05:04 AM #1
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    Lightbulb AGFA DryStar 5500

    Dose anybody know anything about the AGFA DryStar 5500
    its a medical imager but i was wondering it could be used to print graphics
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    Low bath capacity of D & F and low amount of replenishment rate will not allow you to process roll of film with a stable optical density 4D because of fast exausting of chemicals
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    Vlad:

    I believe this is the dry thermo-diffusion transfer device - no chemicals.

    On the earlier models, there were PostScript drivers available - typically native language is Dicom.
    I suspect the Dmax on this genre device is around 3. It's basically a continuous tone device.
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    Yessss, Steve!
    I was wrong, meaning a kind of MediLab machine for X-ray film process.
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