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Mastering Digital Printing
Resources
Consider this book the base camp for
your digital explorations. If you want to
go further afield in search of more indepth
information, additional resources
are located on the DP&I website (under
"Resources") where they are continually
updated. Resource categories include:
photographers-artists; print-service
providers; vendors of equipment, supplies,
software, and related services;
researchers and consultants; online discussion
groups; festivals and contests;
online galleries and showcases; digitalfriendly
organizations; workshops,
classes, and schools; tradeshows and conventions;
and publications and other
reading sources.
Glossary
Courtesy of Dorothy Simpson Krause/www.dotkrause.com
James Mollison's exhibition at the 2004 Arles Rencontres Photo Festival. Photo by Harald Johnson
A glossary can be a useful tool for readers puzzled about
strange words like metamerism. A glossary of important terms
for the high-quality digital output field is included on the
DP&I website (www.dpandi.com). This lexicon has been prepared
with the assistance of the Digital Art Practices and
Terminology Task Force (DAPTTF), whose goal is to help
counter the general misunderstanding about the terminology
and production practices of the digital art industry and to
develop a terms-of-reference document that will provide a
common ground of accurate communication.