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	Photographic process workers and processing machine operators
		Photographic process workers and processing machine operators generally spend their work hours in clean, appropriately lighted, well-ventilated, and air-conditioned offices, photofinishing laboratories, or 1-hour minilabs.
		Some photographic process workers and processing machine operators are exposed to the chemicals and fumes associated with developing and printing.
		A decline in employment is expected for photographic process workers and processing machine operators through the year 2014.
	www.bls.gov /oco/ocos241.htm (1499 words)

	Negative (photography) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Color, positive picture (A) and negative (B), monochrome positive picture (C) and negative (D) In photography, a negative is a rectangle of material (nowadays usually photographic film) coated with chemicals that, upon photographic exposure, cause the material to record the colors or monochromatic shades of the scene in inverse, negative form.
		Then, it can be used to produce a print, in which the colors or shades are reverted to their original form.
		The opposite of a negative is a positive (also called "transparency," "slide" or "reversal"), which does not invert the colors or monochromatic shades of a scene.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Negative_(photography) (166 words)

	A glossary of common photographic printing terms
		When an image is printed to the edge of a piece of paper, it is said to bleed to the edge.
		A high contrast slide will usually print with some loss of shadow and highlight detail unless extra steps are taken, such as dodging and burning, the use of a contrast mask, or by utilizing printing paper with different contrast ranges.
		A full frame print is one in which the whole image is printed, with no significant cropping, on the chosen paper size.
	www.lightroom.com /lr_pages/ilfo_glossary.html (909 words)

	Kallitype
		Kallitype is one of a number of printing processes in the iron-silver family, along with, among others, Vandyke brown and argyrotype.
		In kallitype printing, a suitable paper is coated with a solution of ferric oxalate and silver nitrate, using either rod or brush.
		Printing requires a light source high in ultraviolet light, of which there are a variety: the sun, a bank of fl-light fluorescent tubes, mercury vapor and metal halide HID lamps, as well as commercial plateburners such as the Nuarc 26-1K.
	unblinkingeye.com /Articles/Kallitype/kallitype.html (2161 words)

	Photographic Traditions of Maine - Traditional vs. Digital (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-20)
		We believe the choice of printing process is an important decision that should be left to the photographer, who can weigh the pros and cons of each process and make the best choice for each individual image.
		Ektacolor prints do not usually have the same brilliance of an Ilfochrome print but when printed properly they can be quite pleasing in their color scale.
		When printing images in the darkroom, several test strips and prints need to be made before the final print can be produced.
	www.photographictraditions.com /faq.shtml?traditional-digital (1057 words)

	Lightjet Photographic Prints at BIGink in Seattle - Digital Printing, Photographic Prints, Banners, Floor Graphics and ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-20)
		Digital prints have superior sharpness, color and saturation of color, and possess unlimited controls with respect to manipulating and color correcting an image.
		Since they use the same emulsions and base, their longevity is the same as a traditional photographic print.
		Digital direct photographic output is created by using this continuous tone RGB printer.
	bigink.biz /lj_photo.html?revision=05&SeattleDigitalPrinter (105 words)

	ArtLex's Pf-Pim page
		Images printed by offset lithography — the printing process by which the majority of periodicals are printed for example — have invariably been photomechanical graphics until computer graphic processes have gotten to take over some of this territory.
		He claims that pigment printing is the best photoprocess for color, tone and lightfastness known to date; indeed that it is the only color photopositive process that has its longevity, in contrast to the standard processes which hold their colorfastness and light-resistance no more than twenty years.
		print is a narrow vertical print, known as hasira-e.
	www.artlex.com /ArtLex/Pf.html (3157 words)

	Color Photographic Printing from Color Negatives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-20)
		All proofs are printed borderless, E or F surface from the largest proportional negative area.
		Color proofs are carefully printed with electronic negative analysis, however some color and density variations may occur depending on subject matter and exposure of the negatives.
		The prints are printed from the largest proportional negative area appropriate for the size of the print.
	www.prophotosvcs.com /ClrPhoto.htm (358 words)

	Photographic Process Workers
		Photographic process workers held about 63,000 jobs in 1998; almost three quarters of the jobs were for machine operators and tenders.
		Overall employment of photographic process workers is expected to decline through the year 2008.
		Photographic process machine operators perform work similar to that of other machine operators, such as computer, peripheral equipment, and printing press operators.
	www.umsl.edu /services/govdocs/ooh20002001/87.htm (1271 words)

	3D Fun
		To create a print by a direct non-photographic approach, say by lithography, one must be sure that print head is aligned and remains aligned with the lenticules during the printing process.
		If you are not using a multilens consumer or professional camera where the printing is handled by the camera compnay, then after you have either photographed or rendered your subject in a series of frames, you will need to be sure that each frame aligns with the others in the key subject area.
		Simply input the desired print width, the exact pitch (see below) of the lenticular screen, the field of view of the lenticules, and the number of frames, and the program will calculate the width in pixels that your files should be expanded or contracted to, and the required resolution of the final interlaced file.
	www.chara.gsu.edu /~gudehus/3D_Fun.html (2964 words)

	Mike Ware's Alternative Photography: A Conspectus
		The full gamut of photographic printing processes may be little-known to contemporary photographers, who have been educated largely within the mainstream of the silver-gelatine tradition.
		Any photographic printing material that does not originate from a box labelled with one of the well-known commercial brand names may be described as 'historical', 'alternative', 'non-silver', 'unconventional', 'obsolete' or even 'archaic'.
		Compared with modern silver-gelatine printing, the conspicuous disadvantage of most alternative processes is their low 'speed' in the photographic sense, because the sensitivity of the coatings to light is about a million times less than that of bromide enlarging papers.
	www.mikeware.demon.co.uk /conspec.html (1352 words)

	Printing with the LightJet digital photographic printer
		The regular glossy surface is typical of the glossy surfaces on other color printing material and the super glossy is virtually identical in appearance to Ilfochrome material used for printing directly from slides.
		Photographic papers, however, have a degree of saturation and a look to them that watercolor papers can't match.
		For example, a 35mm slide printed full frame on a sheet of 8x10 incorporating quarter inch borders would be set like this: quarter inch borders require an image 9.5 inches long so set the width to that in the Image Size window.
	www.lightroom.com /lr_pages/lightjet.html (1407 words)

	Smithsonian Imaging, Printing and Photographic Services Home Page
		A photographic assignment serves as the catalyst in the Smithsonian's acquisition of a collection of Brazilian Indian feather headdresses.
		Including a personal account by photographer Carl Hansen on how he photographed the crane and scientists working there, as well as a portfolio of photographs taken from the crane's unique perspective.
		Smithsonian Photographer Laurie Minor-Penland's personal account of her trip to photograph Green Sea Turtles nesting on the beach and the nearby tropical jungle at Tortugeuro, Costa Rica.
	photo2.si.edu /contents.html (729 words)

	Lightjet Printing, Digital Lab, Photographic Printing- Southern California
		Prints from 8x10 inches up to 50 inches by the length of the roll (often, ten feet or greater) are unsurpassed in sharpness, color accuracy and reproduction of detail.
		Prints that do not conform to these specific guidelines will be charged as regular custom Lightjet or Giclée prints.
		We print either single sided [4/0] or double-sided [4/4], and you have a choice of either matte finish or ultra gloss UV coating.
	www.aandi.com /digital.html (2056 words)

	AlternativePhotography.com : the gum bichromate process
		The Gum Bichromate print is different than the other processes in that the sensitive emulsion offers a base that a dye or water pigment can be added to produce any colour print the maker requires.
		For a photographic rendition, use a soft blending brush to finish the application.
		When printing several colours in sequence and using the same negative, use Opaque Red to mask off areas on the negative that you wish not to print with the next colour.Make sure that you paint this on the film base not the emulsion side of your negative.
	www.alternativephotography.com /process_gumbichromate.html (764 words)

	The alternative photographic process FAQ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-20)
		The resulting prints are quite similar to platinum prints, however kallitype prints are not nearly as permanent as platinum, although substantially cheaper to produce.
		In carbro printing a pigment tissue similar to that used in Carbon printing is brought in contact with a bromide print.
		The advantages of a carbro print is that the pigment tissue is never sensitive to light and a UV light source in not necessary since the bromide print is made using traditional silver-gelatin methods.
	duke.usask.ca /~holtsg/photo/faq.html (6419 words)

	Photographic Printing Paper
		THE aim of those who prepare albumen, andc., paper for photographic purposes, appears to be that of manufacturing art article that will absorb the least amount of nitrate of silver, and still produce a good picture.
		Hence, it seems right to apply more sizing to photographic paper than for that which is used for the ordinary purposes of life ; and, furthermore, it is probable that we may eventually devise some substance or mixture of substances that will subserve the purposes more effectually.
		There is sufficient in this exposition about the sizing of paper to show not only what is required to render the surface of paper almost impermeable to fluids, but also the absurdity of obtaining patents on such flimsy grounds.
	albumen.stanford.edu /library/c19/towler.html (1116 words)

	London Displays,Digital Photo Printing Services,Exhibition Accessories,Graphic Design UK,Banner Stand UK,A0 ...
		We specialize in the production of large format prints for various promotional signage, art reproductions, exhibition graphics for trade show displays or trade fair displays and event marketing.
		We undertake photographic reproductions for prints on fabric, canvas prints and also prints for museum.
		We provide an array of quality exhibition display stands, portable banner stands, popup exhibition display stands to produce an everlasting impact on your prospects and change the way you have been doing interior design for your infinite promotional requirements and aesthetic appeal.
	www.london-displays.com (341 words)

	SPECTRUM: Photographic & Digital Imaging (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-20)
		If you are a film customer, you will find all our Film Services together, including processing, contacts and prints.
		If you are a digital customer you will find all our services under Digital Services, including scanning and printing from both the Noritsu, Lightjet and Giclée digital printers.
		If you are a student, our Student Services area will help answer all your questions but many of your services will overlap with other areas so feel free to take a look around.
	www.spectrumphoto.co.uk (321 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Photographic Printing: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-20)
		Using only the equipment and materials already available in the average darkroom, the Nocon method puts top-quality prints within the reach of the inexperienced as well as the professional photographer.
		This is a great book for beginners trying to improve their b&w printing technique, though it does also cover initial film exposure and film processing.
		It's easy to follow and centres on Nocon's 'F/Stop method' of printing which is quite basic stuff and well worth knowing if you haven't come across it.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/0863696538 (320 words)

	PPS-Creation, Processing, Printing of Film and Digital Photo Images
		Photographic printing the way you want it; from film or digital.
		PPS has years of experience printing photographic images both from film or digital files.
		It takes knowledge, a trained eye and an awareness of artistic values to produce quality photographic images; even more so with digital files where you have a staggering array of adjustments that can be made to the image while printing.
	www.prophotosvcs.com (260 words)

	Photography Printing - Head Shots, Photo Studio, Digital Printing, Photography Printing - Digital Photographic Imaging (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-20)
		Digital Photographic Imaging, Inc. has been in the business of producing large color prints for over 40 years.
		DPI originally was established as a commercial photography lab and has continued providing those services to this day.
		Head Shots - Custom printed on enlargers, head shots from DPI are available in both fl and white and color quantities.
	dpigloba.dws0125.fast.net /photographic.htm (152 words)

	Cox custom black & white photographic lab
		We are dedicated to providing the highest quality fl and white film processing and printing available.
		Catering to the discriminating needs of the serious photographer and the exacting demands required by art directors, advertisers and exhibitors is our specialty.
		We understand the importance of your family photographs and historical images, and take care to handle them as if they were our own.
	www.coxblackandwhitelab.com (116 words)

	Information Management Institute - 2nd Photographic Quality Digital Printing Conference (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-20)
		Application requirements, strengths and weaknesses of competitive digital printing technologies; key developments in enabling technologies such as mega-pixel cameras, software and color management systems; plus digital media usage trends vs. those of traditional film based products are some of the key topics to be addressed.
		The importance of system venues for effectively delivering photographic quality digital hard copy and the unique printer, media and systems optimization requirements needed for future market success will also be addressed.
		Annual Photographic Quality Digital Printing Conference provides a unique opportunity for the wide cross section of companies in the digital photographic industry to obtain key insights into issues critical to their business development.
	imi.maine.com /completed/photo03.html (1414 words)

	Canterbury Media Services, Inc. - Digital Photographic Printing
		The Lightjet outputs top quality, continuous tone, super sharp photographic prints and Duratrans.
		The maximum size output is 50 inches by 120 inches but, if you need your prints mounted on any of the materials listed below, the length should not exceed 90 inches and the width 48 inches.
		On prints longer than 58 inches two of the trim cuts will have to be done by hand.
	www.cp-digital.com /quotelj.html (231 words)

	Photographic & Graphic Services
		Photographic and Graphic Services provides a range of professional digital printing and imaging services to support teaching, research, and academic publishing.
		Although still officially called Photographic and Graphic Services, changing technology means that this no longer properly describes the services we offer.
		We are therefore promoting our range of services under the title ‘Digital Imaging and Printing’ and eventually this may replace the official name.
	www.dpi-pags.bham.ac.uk (120 words)

	Welcome to Full Circle Photo we specialize in photographic printing and framing.
		Welcome to Full Circle Photo we specialize in photographic printing and framing.
		We provide framing and printing of photographic images as well as digital retouching and a full gallery of Dave Orbock's panoramic images.
		It began as a photographic printing business that also served local photographers.
	www.fullcirclephoto.com (126 words)

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