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Halftone is the
reprographic technique that
simulates continuous-tone
imagery through the use of dots,
varying either in size or in spacing, thus generating...
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Photomechanical effect is the
change in the
shape of a
material when it is
exposed to light. This
effect was
first do****ented by
Alexander Graham Bell...
- Zootaxa. 2745: 53–62. 2011. H. Schmitz, H.
Bleckmann (1998). "The
photomechanic infrared receptor for the
detection of
forest fires in the
beetle Melanophila...
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Department of the
Survey of
India and
pioneered the
development of
photomechanical printing.
James Waterhouse was born in
London on 24 July 1842, the...
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Capitol Building, Havana, in 1933,
photomechanical print (postcard)...
- and the
print that it produces. In
technical terms, the
process is a
photomechanical rather than a
photographic one,
because sensitivity to
light plays...
- ****anese photographer,
printer and
publisher who was a
pioneer in
photomechanical printing and
photography in the
Meiji era.
Ogawa was born in Saitama...
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symbolising France as nanny-state and
public health provider (colour
photomechanical reproduction of a
lithograph editorial cartoon by N. Dorville, 1901)...
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processes of the
later 19th and 20th centuries. His work in the 1840s on
photomechanical reproduction led to the
creation of the
photoglyphic engraving process...
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print from a
drawing and then went on to
successfully make the
first photomechanical record of an
image in a
camera obscura – the world's
first photograph...
