The files processed without an interpretation error and generated output
that, using the roam feature (the Chameleon is based on an old version
of the Harlequin RIP), didn't appear to show any artifacts or other
undesirable effects.
However, the RIP used a full sheet of film despite the smaller image
size. It was also positive, not negative. There was no slug line
indication of color. It was hard to judge speed due to the size
difference between the full image and actual image size.
Nevertheless, it's possible that the film size and positive/negative
issues are controllable via page setups in the RIP. As well, Preps
includes the color separation in the slug line and Prinergy respects it.