Copy Types, Continued
Combination
copy
Combination copy is artwork that consists of continuous tone copy and line
copy. An example of this is a photograph with lettering or labels. To
reproduce this type of copy, you must make two negatives; one negative is
for the lettering (line copy) and one negative for the continuous tone copy
(halftone). The two negatives combine to produce a combination image
during printing.
Figure 1-6 shows an example of combination copy.
Figure 1-6.—Combination copy.
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