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Oleophilic
In the context of printing, an oleophilic surface is one that attracts and holds onto oil-based inks effectively, which is essential for processes ...
Read moreIn the context of printing, an oleophilic surface is one that attracts and holds onto oil-based inks effectively, which is essential for processes ...
Read moreMiddle tones refer to the range of colors or grayscale values in an image that fall between the darkest shadows and the brightest highlights. In bo...
Read moreHSV stands for Hue, Saturation, and Value, a color model used in various color applications, including digital imaging and graphic design. It descr...
Read moreCopy preparation refers to the process of organizing and formatting text before it is sent to a printer or publisher. This includes editing, proofr...
Read moreThe cylinder gap is the space between the printing cylinder and the plate or blanket in a printing press. This gap is crucial for achieving accurat...
Read moreExpanded type is a typographic technique where letters are stretched out horizontally to give them a wider, more impactful look. It’s like giving y...
Read moreA "blind image" refers to a print or graphic element that is created without the use of any ink, usually achieved through techniques such as emboss...
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