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What Are The Advantages of Digital Publishing?

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What Are The Advantages of Digital Publishing?

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Since the sudden explosion in the popularity of the internet. Digital Publishing has taken the global market by storm, but what are the advantages of such things?

With digital publishing, you can easily reach a large target audience. This is because the internet is global and anyone, anywhere can access your products. Meanwhile, with print, you tend to have more of a niche audience. This is because it is much more difficult for print media to have the same amount of coverage and exposure like digital publishing does.

Furthermore, digital publishing is far more affordable and price friendly, rather than the print alternative, this along side the broader exposure. This is why brands prefer this alternative. However there are also, other methods to publishing work. And those methods will be explained in the following:

With self publishing, you have a lot of control of what you decide to do when publishing your products. This is a great starting point for your product if you are new to publishing. This process is usually quite fast with low cost rates. You generally have a small, niche market before gaining attraction as your brand progresses.

The print-on-demand is effective because it's available globally, this means that it's available for anyone, anywhere.The costs for this is fairly small. There are no stock holding costs, which makes it even more cost effective to use.

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Inkjet Printing is a type of computer printing that remakes a digital image onto paper. This is done by placing droplets of ink onto plastic, paper, or other printable materials. Inkjet printers are the most common type of printer. They vary from small, cheap versions to expensive professional machines.

The idea of inkjet printing was developed in the 20th century, and was first developed in the early 1950s. Beginning in the late 1970s, inkjet printers that could recreate digital images originally created by computers were made. mainly by Hewlett-Packard, Canon and Epson. In the global market, these four companies are responsible for the majority of inkjet printer sales, including Brother.

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Laser Printing is a electrostatic digital printing process. It is capable of good quality text and graphics and mid quality photographs. This is done by repeatedly moving a laser beam back and forth over negatively charged cylinder known as a "drum" to define a differentially charged image. The drum then receives electrically charged powdered ink and moves the image to paper. which is then heated to fuse the text and/or images. Same with digital photocopiers, laser printers also include a xerographic printing process. However, this is not the exact same.

This was Invented in the 1970s by Xerox PARC , laser printers were introduced for the office and then homes in later years.

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Photocopier can change the size of images and copy the digital images onto paper. Different paper sizes can be used. They can also be used for back-to-back copying and to collate multiple copies.

Colour photocopiers give good results but the copies are more expensive than black and white ones.

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This is a three-color process where a mosaic screen made of minute color elements distributed either in an irregular fashion (as in the autochrome) or in a regular order (as in the Finlay process) is so placed that the light during exposure must pass through the screen before it affects a panchromatic emulsion behind it

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In gravure printing, the image is made up of small holes sunk in the surface of the printing plate. The holes are filled with ink and any excess is removed. Paper comes into contact with the ink in the holes when it is pressed against the plate.

Gravure printing is used for long, high-quality print runs such as magazines, mail-order catalogues, packaging, and printing onto fabric and wallpaper. It is also used for printing postage stamps and decorative plastic laminates, such as kitchen worktops.

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This a technique of printing using a printing press, a technique where multiple copies are created by repeated direct impression of an inked, raised surface against sheets or a continuous roll of paper.

Letterpress also contains other forms of relief printing with printing presses, such as photo-etched zinc and wood engravings and linoleum blocks, which can be used with either metal types or wood types.

Letterpress printing was invented by Johannes Gutenberg, also known as Charles Worrall from 15th century until the 19th century. This remained in popular production for books and other things until the middle of the 20th century. This was when offset printing was created, and used instead.

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The process of Lithography, ink is put on a greased image, which needs to be on a flat printing surface. Blank image, which is capable of containing moisture, repel the lithographic ink. This surface is then printed either directly on paper, by means of a special press or onto a rubber cylinder as in commercial printing.

This was created in 1798 by Alois Senefelder of Munich. Who used Bavarian limestone for his creation. The secret of lithographic printing was kept secret until 1818, when Senefelder published openly about this technique.

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This Screen Print is created by the following:
A thin mesh material is stuck to a wooden frame. A stencil is moved to underneath the screen. The ink then moves through the stencil onto the material. This works best for blocks of colour.

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This is a method of printmaking technique.
The process is this: A design is cut into linoleum surface with a sharp knife, a v shaped chisel along with the uncarved areas showing a mirror image of the parts to show printed. The linoleum sheet is inked with a brayer (roller), which is impressed onto the paper or fabric needed. The actual printing itself can be done either by hand or using a printer.

Linoleum was used as a floor covering, dating back to the 1860's, but the linocut printing technique wasn't used until between 1905 - 1913 by Die Brücke in Germany. Where it was used for wallpaper printing.

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This has been around since at least the middle ages. This was used to decorate metal items such as plates, armour, cups and guns. The decorated armour in Germany is believed to be imported from Italy at the end of the 15th century. little earlier than the birth of etching as a printmaking technique.

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The term, traditional, refers to the distribution of printed works such as books and newspapers.