Surface or frame on a process camera that holds copy in position to be photographed.

Pen-shaped tool that sprays a fine mist of ink or paint to retouch photos and create continuous-tone illustrations.

(1) Widely spaced lines in laid paper. (2) Blemishes on printed images caused by tracking.

Carton of paper from which some of the sheets have been sold. Also called less carton.

Mostly in the book arena, specific marks on the back of signatures indicating exact position in the collating stage.

Category of thick paper used for products such as posters, menus, folders and covers of paperback books.

Employee of a printer, service bureau, separator or other business who coordinates projects and keeps customers informed. Abbreviated CSR.

To print a single image twice so it has two layers of ink.

To expose film or a plate twice to different negatives and thus create a composite image.

Basis weight of paper in grams per square meter (gsm).