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			  - ImagOn film is sensitive to high intensity Ultra
			    Violet (UV) light 
 
			  - precautions should be taken to ensure that the
			    ImagOn film does not get exposed to UV light while cutting the film
			    and preparing the plate. 
 
			  - lighting conditions can be very flexible. In fact
			    almost any studio with ambient lighting can be used without fear of
			    exposing the ImagOn film provided that the preparation process is
			    carried out in less than 30 minutes. The most important thing is to
			    shield the ImagOn film from direct sunlight. If a window in your
			    studio is causing too much sunlight to flood in then it is advisable
			    to cover the window with red or yellow plastic translucent shower
			    curtain.
 
			  - An alternative to covering the window is to
			    prepare the ImagOn for the plate under incandescent light. 
 
			  - The prepared plate then can be covered with a
			    sheet of Rubylith film or some opaque surface and transported to the
			    etching press for lamination. 
 
			  - 			  After the felt etching blankets have been lowered
			  onto the ImagOn film and plate, prior to running it through the press,
			  the Rubylith film can be removed. After lamination similar light
			  protection precautions can be taken for the further steps in the plate
			  making procedure.		    
 
			 
			
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