Printers Plates
At a recent visit to Lang Pioneer Village in Keene, Ontario, we visited the printing shop where they had a number of stock printers plates on display. One looked like an illustration of a skier on a farm, the other was an illustration for a horse. I have converted the original to B&W and it appears in the top half of the above image. It actually shows up as the negative (in photographic terms although today, many photographers that have only ever used digital cameras my not know what that means.) The lower half is the positive and represents how they would appear on the newspaper page or hand bill.
Printers Plates
At a recent visit to Lang Pioneer Village in Keene, Ontario, we visited the printing shop where they had a number of stock printers plates on display. One looked like an illustration of a skier on a farm, the other was an illustration for a horse. I have converted the original to B&W and it appears in the top half of the above image. It actually shows up as the negative (in photographic terms although today, many photographers that have only ever used digital cameras my not know what that means.) The lower half is the positive and represents how they would appear on the newspaper page or hand bill.