in photo-offset reproduction, copy suitable to be photographed by the camera. Copy should be clean, flat, and printed in dark ink. Screened areas, pantographs, light ink, or show-through from back copy normally render copy unsuitable for camera.
The manuscript typeset and prepared for reproduction as is.
Artwork that has all elements ready for printing
The final image composition of line art, photographs, text and other graphic elements laid out in the size, position, and color they will be when reproduced on film or paper. Camera-ready copy can be created digitally with a computer system or manually with a paste-up board. Other Term: camera-ready art.
mechanicals, photographs, and art fully prepared to be photographed for plate making according to the technical requirements of commercial printing.
Also "camera copy" or simply "copy." All parts of a finalized manuscript, including art, typeset or typewritten material, ready to be printed.
Clean (ie smudge-free) text or artwork ready for the printer to photograph.
Anything that is suitable for photographic reproduction in a book orjournal without the need for typesetting. Authors often supply complicated formulas, chemical structures, flowcharts, etc. as camera-ready copy to avoid the necessity of proofreading and the danger of error in typesetting.
Copy that is ready to shoot photographically or scanned digitally, which will then continue into the stripping stage of the project.
Layout or artwork ready for reproduction.
Alternate term for camera-ready. See Camera-Ready.
The final artwork used by the printer for creation of the final film and plates.
the reproducible copy of a manual provided to the printer from which all copies will be made. Required for photocopying or offset printing, but not for direct-from-disk printing.
a paste-up ready to be photographed by the platemaker
1. Any material that is ready to be photographed; the first step in making printing plates. 2. Text that is ready for the printer without the steps of copyediting or composition.
Black copy on white paper ready for printing.
Material ready for photoreproduction, often for reproduction by offset lithography.
Print ready mechanical art.
Mechanical, photographs and art fully prepared for printing. Many laser printers are capable of producing camera-ready output.
final publication material that is ready to be made into a negative for a printing plate. May be a computer file or actual print and images on a board.
Mechanicals, photographs and art fully prepared for reproduction according to the technical requirements of the printing process being used.
Mechanicals, photographs, and art fully prepared to be photographed for platemaking according to the technical requirements of either quick or commercial printing.
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