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"BORDERLESS PRINTING"
Keywords:
photo
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nonphotographic
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lab
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edge
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print
Related Terms:
Photostat
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Bleed
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Camera-ready copy
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Stat
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Camera ready art
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Camera-ready
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Inkjet
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Mechanical
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Paste up
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Back printing
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Digital print
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Velox
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Inkjet printer
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Impact printer
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Camera-ready artwork
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Camera ready artwork
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Camera ready
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Index print
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Camera-ready art
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Digital printing
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Composite
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Printer
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Giclée
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Nonimpact printer
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Ink jet printer
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Inkjet printing
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Overprinting
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Paste-up
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Photo printer
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Duplex printing
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Iris print
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Crop marks
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Print preview
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Full bleed
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Print job
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Prepress
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Ink-jet printer
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Camera ready copy
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Dot-matrix printer
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Photocopy
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Proof
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Commercial printer
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Register
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Print quality
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Repro
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Ink-jet printing
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Artwork
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Bleeds
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Dot matrix printers
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Hardcopy
The ability to print from edge to edge on photo paper with no white borders.
blackphoto.com
Also described as border-free printing at times, the term is used to define photo outputs with no borders, resulting in edge-to-edge printing.
topink.com
A printing mode that allows you to print without margins on all four sides of the paper.
files.support.epson.com
Printing photos with no white space around the edges. Borderless prints look like photos from a photo lab. Many HP printers have this capability.
hp.com
This is a printing technique, offered on specific photo printers, that allows prints to be generated without the frame (or nonphotographic dead space) that is often associated with print developing. It enables more photo surface area.
ca.pg.photos.yahoo.com
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