The Effect on Definition of the Stage at Which Reduction is Performed in Reduction-Printing Processes

G. C. Higgins, R. L. Lamberts, R. A. Purdy

When reduction prints are made by a process involving duplicating positives and negatives, the size reduction can be made at any convenient stage. Color prints have been prepared from color negatives at a reduction of two to one and ranked for definition. The reduction was made at a different stage for each print, and it was found that, for best definition, the reduction should be postponed to as late a stage in the process as is feasible.

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Published
1956-01
Content type
Original Research
DOI
10.5594/J04792