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Here is a masonry blog layout with no sidebarAlphabet – D/2
9. Dummy: Rough layout which will show the position of texts and illustrations to be incorporated in each of the page of the final publication. Based on this guidance layout, the final page making with all corrected text matter will be done by the page makers or...
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1. Densitometer and Density : A photo-electric device that measures the degree of darkness of the processed negative or degree of light transmitted or reflected back from the surface of an opaque object to calculate and set density values of the negatives and...
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23.Color filters: A small sheet of colored substance either made of glass, very thick gelatin, or highly transparent plastic material is used as stopper of certain light rays while making color separation negatives or positives for printing. The color filter usually...
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15. Computer-To-Plate: Called CTP, by this technology the design to be printed is directly transferred on to the plate by digital process eliminating the traditional use of process camera in which the negatives or positives are first prepared followed by plate making...
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1. Caliper: It is an instrument to Measure the thickness of the paper which is normally expressed in units called micron (1mm equals 1000 microns). Also available is a tabletop model(caliper) with which the thickness of the paper is measured in several areas to work...
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14. Basic Weight : Paper is grouped by their basis weight which is not only meant to put them to use for specific print material designed, but also to work out the cost of printing as well. The term paper weight not only restricts itself to printed stock, but also...
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1. Backup: To print on the reverse side of a printed sheet. Also it refers to the replica of the additional copy being kept in another drive or pen drive or hard disc in computers as safety measure. 2. Binding: The process of fastening both loose printed and...
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1. Artwork: The master copy containing illustrations etc either received from the customer or prepared in the press room for a print material. The art work –either in black and white or colored format- may include all graphics, text, illustrations & photos or will...
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Here is a basic blog layout with a right sidebarCurrencies, Stamps and Coins with the portraits of Queen Elizabeth II
Written by N.R. Jayaraman In our living memory, the credit for appearing in several of the Currencies, Bank Notes, Stamps and Coins issued by several nation goes only to Queen Elizabeth II, which perhaps remains an unbeaten record in Guinness book till now. She...
Withdrawal of Pre 2005 Bank notes
(Written by N.R. Jayaraman) Bank notes in India are currently issued in the denomination of Rs 10/-, Rs 20/-, Rs 50/-, Rs 100 /-, Rs 500/-, and Rs 1000/- by the Reserve Bank of India. These notes are called Banknotes as they are issued by the Reserve Bank...

Reprographic Processes- Origin and development
(Written by N.R. Jayaraman) Photocopying, widely used by general public, business houses, education institutions, and other governmental departments is a process that facilitates replica of the originals through specialized machine called Photo copier, which in...
New contact scanning technology for print inspection
New innovation in print inspection –Scanning technology Lake Image introduce a new contact scanning technology for high resolution print inspection(Written by N.R. Jayaraman)All over the world the online print Inspection system is based on Camera based...

AM / FM Screening process
Written by : N.R. Jayaraman FM and AM Screen The Halftone screening process first surfaced in the year 1878 and dominated the industry in the next 200 years and still continues to be the main process of reproduction in small print units. To our...
Automation in sorting and Inspection of Currencies
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