Computer to film (CTF) is a print workflow involving printing of a design file from a computer straight to a film through an imagesetter. Designs are typically created in desktop publishing software packages.

2014年10月29日 · What is CTP? In the traditional Offset printing process of custom paper box, the print design is output to the photographic film first, then the printing plate (mainly PS plate) is made. Therefore, this imaging technology is also referred to as CTF, computer to film. However, things are quite different now.

Computer to Film (CTF) is a prepress process in which digital print data is transferred to film artwork, which is then used to produce printing plates. CTF was the standard process in the offset printing industry for a long time before it was largely superseded by computer to plate (CTP).

Computer to Film (CTF) is a print workflow involving the printing from a computer, straight to film. This film is then burned onto a lithographic plate, using a plate burner. The plate is then put on an offset printing press to make a product.

Computer to Film (CTF) is a process that is widely used in the graphic design industry to produce high-quality films and 3D animations. This process involves using software and hardware aspects of the graphic industry to create media that can be outputted to film or digital data.

Star Plate CTF imaging Units delivers films with a Dmax in excess of 4.2, superior vacuum contact, scratch-resistance, water-resistance and repeat use. A genuine replacement for ageing image setting devices. This award winning innovation has been specifically developed to: Produce visually superior tonal ranges, particularly in highlight areas.

The CTP process is the ‘computer-to-plate’ process in which the printing plates are produced directly in a CTP imagesetter without the use of films. It is faster and more precise, but also more expensive than the classic CTF – ‘computer-to-film’ process

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Computer to Film (CTF) ist ein Druckvorstufenverfahren, bei dem digitale Druckdaten auf Filmvorlagen übertragen werden, die dann zur Herstellung von Druckplatten verwendet werden.

Computer to film (CTF) is a print workflow involving printing from a computer straight to film through an imagesetter. Designs are typically created in Adobe Illustrator or CorelDRAW, however they can also be produced in AutoCAD, Inkscape and many other vector based CAD, design and desktop publishing software packages.