photoengraving

Most facsimiles are reduced by cold casting or computerized photoengraving to convenient size.

A photoengraving showed the same pointy face with full dark Beatle-length hair.

For a photoengraving and copy used.

(1919), an altered photoengraving of a large, enigmatic machine ejecting from its top a smaller one.

The resist for the background may be another photoengraving or may be randomly splashed on.

(Barrel lens for a photoengraving)

These are Barrel lens for Enlarging & for a photoengraving, and perfect apochromatic lenses.

From age 11 to 15 he studied at the London County Council School of Photoengraving and Lithography.

APO-Ronar 520 mm f/10 (For a photoengraving)

APO-Gerogon 270 mm f/11 (Barrel lens for Enlarging & for a photoengraving)

Mr. Soubiran, who helped start the company in 1928, was the author of "The Art and Technique of Photoengraving" and produced a number of training films showing the company's plant.

In the case of line cuts (graphics in solid blacks and whites without gradations of gray or color), the photoengraving is done on zinc, and the result is called a zinc etching.

Niépce's primary objective was a photoengraving or photolithography process, and bitumen, superbly resistant to strong acids, was in fact later widely used as a photoresist in making printing plates for mechanical printing processes.

Upon his graduation from school in 1928, the seventeen-year-old Golden left home and moved to Los Angeles to work for a photoengraving and lithography firm, and while in Los Angeles he also worked in the art department of the Examiner.

The growth of the firm coincided to Upendrakishore's son Sukumar Ray going abroad on the Guruprasanna Ghosh Scholarship at Presidency College, Calcutta in 1911 to study at the London County Council School of Photoengraving and Lithography.

The persistence of finely crafted hand-done wood engravings in the face of modern photoengraving was also noted in the 1897 Columbian Cyclopedia, which noted in its entry on "wood-engraving" that Peckwell was "among the most noted and skillful of the present school."