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Analog
What are proofs made from film called?
100
The 7 types of binding most likely to come up on our test? (Describe each)
What are: Cerlox: Plastic claw binding, easy to add to (lay flat) Saddlestitch: Stitching across the spine Perfect Binding: Combination of nesting, gathering and glue Wire-o: Metal spiral binding Loop-stitch: Removeable metal loop Block Staple: Through the face of the stock
100
2 or more processes being done at the same time on a press.
What is inline?
100
Computer to plate, digital printing.
What is CTP?
100
Problems with hard proofs.
What are: Waste of paper, different colours from different printers, different times of day, can't see moire.
200
Acceptable file formats for printing images (acronyms and full forms).
What are TIFFs and EPS?
200
Make Ready Process
What is the process of setting up machines and paper with allowances for overages and underages (10% of total).
200
4 pantone colours.
What is quadtone.
200
The considerations for printing images.
What are: Colour mode, resolution, format and size.
200
Problems with soft proofs.
What is colour inaccuracies.
300
Definition of "Indicia."
What is Canada post mailing stamp they press across the bottom of the envelope and on the stamp.
300
The most expensive type of proof (describe).
What is a progressive proof, where they do a small run on a press?
300
M/R stands for
What is Make Ready
300
The method for calculating creep allowances.
What is: distance of creep, divided by number of pages gives you the creep allowance.
300
Also known as CMYK Printing.
What is process printing?
400
Spreads to show the client a design.
What are reader spreads
400
The definition of TIFF.
What is tagged information file format?
400
The colour swatch classifications.
What is process (solid square), PMS (square with white triangle and black dot), PMS converted to process (solid square, white triangle.)
400
The rule about bleeds on premade envelopes.
What is no bleeds on premade envelopes?
400
Overprint
What is it called when one ink prints over another ink, and it results in a different colour?
500
What happens with different paper surfaces and ink spreading? What is it called?
What is it called when the more porous the surface, the more dot gain occurs?
500
Surprint. (Definition)
What is it called when you have two tints of the same colour printing over each other.
500
Trapping definition, and the three types. (Describe.)
What is choke, spread or centering? Choke: when the outside colour is slightly larger to compensate. Spread: When the inside colour is slightly larger to compensate. Centering: A combination of both enlargement of the inside and outside colour.
500
Knockout. (Definition)
What is taking the image behind and cut the shape of the front image out.
500
Brad Quit Liking Proven Prepress Prints Big Daddy
What is Binding Quote Layout Proofs Prepress Printing Binding Delivery
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