This work covers in detail the various ways in which images can be achieved in the service of information technology, including photocopying, microfilms, light-sensitive nonsilver materials and colour proofing and goes on to examine the various media on which information can be stored. Among the topics addressed are the different types of copying and copying media, the basics of the use of light-sensitive nonsilver materials in graphic arts and the technicalities of platemaking.
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