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The left and right side pages of a yearbook that are visible at one time (e.g., pages 2-3 or pages 4-5) also referred to as Reader’s Spread.
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Measurement scale for resolution of output devices such as monitors laser printers and image setters. The more dots the device is able to print per inch, the better reproduction to the original.
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Date when something is due (i.e., covers, stories, layouts). A deadline should be considered an immovable date rather than a target to attempt.
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Also called process color. The process to produce color pages on an offset press. The four ink colors are Cyan (blue), Magenta (red), Yellow and Black. All other colors are obtained by mixing these primary colors together.
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File format used for graphics and images.
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Photo that is two to two-and-a-half times larger than any other picture.
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Heavy sheet of paper that attaches the book to the cover. There is an endsheet in both the front and back of the book. These can be printed or left blank.
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A process that isolates you subject. Less depth of fields is great for one to three subjects. More depth of field is suggested for establishing or group photos.
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Surrounding the subject by other objects such as people or things to shift the focus to the subject.
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A rough draft of a layout showing the amount of space occupied by copy, photos, and artwork. It is used for roughing layouts so corrections and changes can be made. It’s also used to organize ideas and photo requests.
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Process whereby an original black and white picture is printed in black, plus one additional color for a special effect.
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To link a spread, a horizontal line is established across the spread above or below the center to give movement to the reader’s eye. Elements are hung or set on the one-pica line.
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A ruling in the court that would allow you to use material that is copyrighted by someone else without paying royalties.
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A single page or double page spread used to separate each section of the yearbook. Most staffs try to reinforce the theme on the divider pages.
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One side of a signature; the eight pages that are printed on one side of a press sheet.
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Type sized to 14 point or above.
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The page number alone with a possible graphic element at the bottom left or right of the spread.
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The amount of light collected by the sensor in a camera during a single picture.
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The sharpness of the subject.
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Letters that will fall below the baseline (g, j, p, q, y).
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A complete set of type characters or typeface in a Font family, such as Times or Helvetica used consistently within a section.
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