Sentence examples for enlarging papers from inspiring English sources

Other characteristics of printing papers are the speed (slower for contact papers, faster for enlarging papers), image colour (blue-black to warm brown), surface texture (glossy, velvet, mat), and base thickness (single or double weight).

Raising or lowering the enlarger head on the column controls the image magnification; adjustment of the lens-to-negative distance focuses the image on the enlarging paper on the baseboard.

Some such as Chuck Close, Sally Mann, Deborah Luster, and Jerry Spagnoli have journeyed back to photographic processes of the 19th century, making daguerreotypes or working with wet-collodion plates, or like Chris McCaw and Alison Rossiter have taken to printing on outdated enlarging paper from the mid-20th century.

Flat image fields are desirable in photography in order to match the film plane and projection when the enlarging paper or projection screen lie on a flat surface.

Colour filters are also used for colour correction in the printing process and for selecting contrast scales of multicontrast black-and-white enlarging paper.

The enlarged position paper presented here highlights the key gaps in risk-and-prevention research that were identified, together with recommendations for action.

(The locations of these options will depend on your software).. Take the PDF down to the size you want or enlarge to paper size.

Papers for enlarging and contact printing are produced in grades of differing exposure range i.e., ratios of shortest to longest exposure to produce the lightest tone and a full black, respectively.

In addition, we obtain a discrete integrable coupling system of the ((1+1))-dimensional discrete hierarchy presented in the paper by enlarging such the loop algebras.

The results of this paper enlarge the class of uncertain nonlinear systems for which global robust tracking control can be designed.

This paper enlarges extant theory on environmental retail by providing evidence that motivational orientation moderates the relationship between arousal and response.