Graphic Arts Online - May 1, 2007

Computer-to-plate technology has made tremendous inroads, simplifying the way we produce plates. Aside from newspaper printing, where film-based exposure is still the norm, platesetters dominate all major categories of prepress for books, commercial and publication work. The last arena for CTP adoption is among smaller operations, where firms still using analog-based camera platemakers can cho...

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