![]() ![]() ![]() Plates were then made from the film’s negative. Historically, this meant that the art was ready to be included in the final “mechanical” layout and photographed. Thompson Print & Mailing Solutions doesn’t use this kind of proof, we supply a low-resolution digital proof (PDF) to our customers electronically, a low-resolution paper folded comp, or high-resolution paper proof.ĬMYK: Abbreviation for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key (Black), the four process colors.Ĭamera-Ready: A term commonly used to mean that a document is ready to go to press. Can be embossed, debossed, or stamped.īlueline: A print made on light-sensitive paper used as a proof for checking the film prior to making plates. Typically 1/8″ (.125″) of bleed is sufficient.īlind Image: A shape that is pressed into the paper without applying ink or foil. Receives the inked image from the plate and transfers it to the surface to be printed.īleed: Printing beyond the trim marks on a sheet so that when the piece is trimmed to its final size, color reaches the edge of the paper. ![]() Some things that happen in bindery are trimming, folding, binding, drilling, and boxing.īlanket: Pad mounted on a cylinder of an offset press. The steps between areas of lighter and darker screens look stepped or striped.īindery: Where the finishing of printed material takes place. Banding: When screens do not transition smoothly. ![]()
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