A commonly used system for specifying ink colors. A measure of the amount of image information density. When blended, they can reproduce only some of the colors found in nature. Proof A reasonably accurate representation of how a printed job is intended to look. Rasterization Converting mathematical and digital information into a series of dots by an imagesetter for the production of negative or positive film.
Registration marks Small crosshairs on film used to align individual layers of film negatives.
The precise alignment of different films or printing plates to produce a final printed image. Reflective art Opaque artwork prepared so that it may be photographed or input into a computer by scanning. The additive primary colors used to create images on a computer monitor. Part of an output device that rasterizes information so that it may be imaged onto film or paper. The pattern created when color halftone screens are placed on conventional screen angles.