Engraving and printing methods, advertisement illustration, technical- and trade-paper advertising, street-car advertising, outdoor advertising, house publications (1909)
Scranton : International Textbook Co. · leaf 91
usedfor a large proportion of the general magazines, althoughthe 150-line screen is often ordered for use in the better-printed standard magazines. See Fig. 73 showing a numberof screens from 65 to 200 lines. 61. Relation of Screen and Subject.—In reproducingmachinery, mechanical articles, scenery,… … § 27 ENGRAVING AND PRINTING METHODS 79 be used. The finer the screen, the more true to the copywill be the result when finished, as the dots and lines arepractically unnoticeable in very fine screens. THE MEZZOTONE SCREEN 62. Ever since the introduction of the half-tone plate,photoengxavers have…
