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Slug vs Bleed   If you have anything to do with desktop publishing, you are aware of pasteboard. Pasteboard is an area outside the document area where it is possible to keep items during printing (in fact, there are many items that you might need while designing), though these items are not printed. This necessitates... 

Paper Size vs GSM (Weight) | Gram per Square Meter In earlier times when standardization of paper sizes and their weight had not been done, it was a nightmare for a person to select paper for his purposes. In general, the denser the paper, the more weighty it was. It required expertise and there were lots of instances... 

Offset vs Digital Printing Printing has traditionally been done manually on treadle machines until offset printing arrived on the scene. In fact, offset printing ruled the world of printing for more than hundred years and is still used in all parts of the world. However, with the introduction of digital printing,... 

A4 vs A5 Size Paper May be you have no interest in knowing some exciting facts about international paper sizes as you do not need to make use of different paper sizes every now and then. Still it makes sense to know the difference between standard paper sizes that have been cleverly designed according to ISO... 

A4 vs A3 Size Paper Have you heard about ISO 216? It is the International Standard for Paper Sizes that is used for letters and documents (and also magazines) in most parts of the world. It describes in detail all sizes included in the A series and B series of papers. It is the A series that we are interested in... 

RGB vs CMYK RGB and CMYK are abbreviations that stand for two types of color systems. While RGB consists of red, green and blue colors, CNYK consists of cyan, magenta and yellow colors. The major difference between these two color systems is that while RGB is used to produce various colors of the spectrum on screens... 

DPI vs PPI DPI and PPI are terms that are often used to relate to the clarity or resolution of an image. These terms are frequently used by photographers, TV manufacturers and those involved in printing images using printers. Many seem to use these terms interchangeably which is wrong as despite similarities,... 

Visualization vs Image Processing Visualization and image processing are two means of producing images either through signals or from a diagram or sketch. Both would result to an image either printed or through the monitor. Both also have their own uses and applications and it is best to learn the difference... 

DPI vs LPI Dots per inch (DPI) and Lines per inch (LPI) baffles everyone with regard to their function. Even those techno savvy people seem to have a hard time distinguishing the two. These printing resolutions are quite necessary especially to those who are in lithography. DPI DPI is often related to how sharply...