Basic photography for the graphic arts
By: Graphics Markets Division, Eastman Kodak Company.
Contributors: State University College at Buffalo. Dept. of Art Conservation.
Edition: 3rd ed., 1st printing [major rev.]
Series: Kodak publication ; no. Q-1
Publisher: the Company
Published: 1977
Place of publication: Rochester, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 40
Subjects: Commercial photography.; Photography -- Printing processes.; Graphic arts.
Other titles: Art Conservation Department Library
Description: Concentrates on the technical aspects and printing processes of photography for the graphic arts.
Notes: Art Conservation Department Library.
Table of contents: title: I: Basics; title: Printing methods; title: II: Essentials; title: For both linework and halftone work; title: III: How to make A LINE NEGATIVE in the process camera with KODAK films; title: IV: How to process KODALITH film; title: V: How to make A HALFTONE NEGATIVE with KODAK materials; title: VI: How to make A CONTACT POSITIVE from a negative; title: VII: How to make A NEGATIVE FROM A NEGATIVE, A POSITIVE FROM A POSITIVE; title: VIII: How to include ILLUSTRATIONS in your printed material; title: IX: How to make SCREENED PAPER PRINTS with KODAK PMT materials; title: X: How to make SCREENED PAPER PRINTS in an enlarger using KODAK materials; title: XI: How to make AN OFFSET LITHOGRAPHIC PLATE with the KODAK POLYMATIC S litho plate; title: XII: How to make FILM POSITIVES for screen-process (photoscreen) printing; title: XIII: What can you do photomechanically without a process camera?