Definitions for "Photostat"
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a photocopy made on a Photostat machine
a duplicating machine that makes quick positive or negative copies directly on the surface of prepared paper
make a copy by means of a Photostat device
Also called a stat. A high quality reproduction of camera ready art that may be used for offset printing.
Black-and-white reproduction of original art, generally not acceptable as "camera-ready" art.
A black and white photographic reproduction of original art. A halftone photostat (PMT) is made when the photo is rephotographed through a halftone screen.
A photographic print creating an image using photography and electrostatic processes; also called a stat.
Process used to make positive paper prints of line copy and halftones. Often used as alternate term for PMT.
A photographic copy of type or art in the same size or a different size than the original; also known as a stat.
Positive print made directly on paper using a Photostat machine.