The Durst Lambda (HS 131) - High End Imaging - C prints
	At digital imaging events, images printed on a Durst Lambda tend to win prizes.
	A type C print or C-print is a color photographic print made on negative-type color photographic paper which has at least three emulsion layers of light-sensitive silver salts. Type C is a negative-to-positive chromogenic print. The most common type C print process is RA-4. It is the most common format of color photographs. The exposure phase of a type C print may be accomplished with a traditional photographic enlarger, using color filters to adjust the color balance of the print. Type C prints can also be made using digital exposure systems such as the Durst Lambda, yielding a digital C print (sometimes called a Lambda print). These digital systems expose the paper using red, green, and blue lasers, and have the capability of correcting paper sensitivity errors.
	The Durst Lambda allows for photographic prints directly from digital files. Lambda emulsion process using a single-beam, three color (RGB) laser image system, the Lambda provides superior color saturation and fidelity, better image quality, more details and sharper type than other alternatives.
	KEY FEATURES:
	High image and text quality with clean gradients: Durst Lambda combines the advantages of classical silver halide photography with the potential of the latest laser and digital technology, without an intermediate film stage - and without the compromises of CMYK output. This new technology offers superior color saturation and fidelity, better image quality, more details and sharper type than other alternatives. It also provides a number of advantages over conventional enlargements, including improved image quality with no image distortion and no loss of image sharpness, perfect edge to edge sharpness and evenness. The Durst Lambda operates with a full 36-bit RGB color space (68 billion colors) to ensure excellent control over the light source and to produce faithful color reproductions
	Resolution up to 400 ppi Durst Lambda features up to 400 continuous-tone pixels per inch (ppi) with on-the-fly pixel interpolation. The 400 ppi continuous-tone resolution of the Durst Lambda is comparable with a resolution of 4000 dpi of printers with half-tone dots.
	Sharp images, text and graphics with exceptional details at full contrast The digital imaging technology ensures a constant pixel size and intensity over the entire image. The patented Durst continuous roll to roll laser exposing system ensures no parasite light during the exposure for perfect image white and highest contrast range