Sentence examples for proof print from inspiring English sources

"I didn't understand the geometry of the images when I saw it as a small proof print," he said.

His best-known invention, patented in 1982, was the Pro-Back, a Polaroid attachment for a 35-millimeter camera that gave photographers an immediate proof print, letting them test a shot without having to wait for the film to be developed.

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Proof, Edit, Proof, Edit, Proof, Print, And Then Send - Need I say more?

He explains to potential collaborators that The Alternate Art Fair is, "a mock proof print of an art fair.

Encapsulation materials are used for such purposes as making proof prints of negatives and reenlarging microfilm images.

April 24 2015 June 20 201515 The first posthumous show of the fashion and celebrity photographer's work — he died in 2013 — is a savvy mix of the familiar and the unknown, including contact sheets, proof prints, and ephemera from his archives.

Canon's response: "Everyone from the road warrior to auto insurance adjusters, real estate agents, policemen and detectives in the field, hospitals, students, photographers needing proof prints in the field, and anyone in a Manhattan apartment".

Thus, any of the proofs printed from an original plate is considered an original work of art, and, although most fine prints are pulled in limited quantities, the number has no bearing on originality, only on commercial value.

The rare sightings gave me a strange feeling of both actually existing – look, proof in print!

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