halftoneruutujen
Halftoneruutujen, often referred to as halftone screens, are a fundamental technique in graphic reproduction. They are used to simulate continuous-tone images, such as photographs, by breaking them down into a series of dots of varying sizes and spacing. When viewed from a distance, the human eye blends these dots together, creating the illusion of shades of gray or color. This process is crucial for printing processes that can only apply solid ink.
The concept of halftoning dates back to the late 19th century and was a major advancement in
Halftoning is employed across various printing applications, including newspapers, magazines, books, and commercial printing. It is