Halftone Process for Printing Photographic Images
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The halftone printing process approximates a continuous tone image using only black ink on white paper. This can be achieved using a pattern of dots of varying size, shape, or mutual distance.
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Contributed by: Erik Mahieu (June 2012)
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snapshot 1: moiré-like lines can appear if no dithering is used
snapshots 2, 3, and 4: different effects can be obtained while varying dithering levels and dot sizes
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"Halftone Process for Printing Photographic Images"
http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/HalftoneProcessForPrintingPhotographicImages/
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Published: June 7 2012