Relationships Related Term:  direct duplication intermediate n. ~ A negative, made from a transparency, that is used to make prints or copies. Notes:  Internegative is sometimes used to describe copy [..]

A negative copy made from the interpositive. The Internegative, also known as, a dupe negative (DN) can be printed with one-light (one set of timing lights) since all color corrections were made in th [..]

In motion picture production, a duplicate color negative made from the original negative using reversal film stock or from an interpositive (master positive) made from the original negative for the pu [..]

An intermediate copy of a film, made on a very fine-grained stock, and used to make a greater number of prints than it is practical to make from the A&B Rolls.

A color negative duplicate made from a color positive. Internegatives are used for release printing in order to protect the original negative from damage.

A duplicating film stock that turns into negative when printed from a positive print. It is used as a source for interpostive prints.

Negative made from a transparency for the purpose of making photographic prints.

A colour negative that's made from a colour transparency so that a colour enlargement can be made using C41 products.

A duplicating film stock that turns into negative when printed from a positive print. It is used as a source for interpostive prints.

negative made on special color film designed for making copy prints from color slides.

A color negative duplicate made from a color positive and used for printing use-copies to protect the originals (USAID Automated Directives System - ADS - Chapter 502).