Frank’s Tale of Two Books
Frank shows us two beautiful case-bound books. Both are histories of the Weyerhaeuser Paper Company produced in 1999. One was printed with offset lithography and the other with Xeikon toner-based printing at RIT using the same PDF file—and if not for a production note on the cover of the digital version, you’d never know it wasn’t offset. In the decade that followed Weyerhaeuser got out of the paper business and Xeikon flourished in digital printing.
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By Werner Rebsamen on May 09, 2021
Thanks Frank, great job as usual. Looking at the date, this is a remarkable achievement for digital printing.
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