a photographic paper used in graphic reproduction, phototypesetting on which a photographic image is created.
A photographic copy of the original artwork. the media need only place this directly into their page layout. It requires no work from the media and ensures total control of the appearance of the advert by the agency/client.
A Photo Mechanical Transfer device. A laser etched black text and screened images on light sensitive paper, used to make up artwork that is ready to print
Light sensitive paper used for photographic reproduction or typesetting
The most common bromide used in photography is silver bromide, which is sensitive to light and is widely used in the manufacture of films and papers. See Emulsion, Silver halides.
Artwork on photographic paper.
A photographic print created on bromide paper.
Also known as PMT. Photographic light-sensitive paper used to produce positive camera-ready artwork. Abbreviation for Cyan in the four-colour printing process.
a photographic print made on bromide paper.
A black and white proof on photographic paper.
A photographic paper used in phototypesetting on which a photographic image is created. Almost obsolete with the advent of digital artwork.
Light sensitive photographic paper, used in an imagesetter and other devices.
A photographic print on bromide paper which can be used to reproduce artwork or a proof which can be used for proof-reading
Bromide, in photography, refers to a type of photographic printing paper coated in an emulsion of silver bromide, or a photograph made thereof. Images are imprinted on the bromide paper via the gelatin-silver process.