"camera-ready original"

[Mitchell Maltenfort]

Really clean copy on good paper.

it should also be a high-quality print, 200 dpi or better, and at
least the same size as you expect it to be on the article.


On 12/15/06, Susan Hogarth <hogarth at gmail.com> wrote:
> I am writing a proposal and one of the requirements in the statement
> of work is to provide: "a camera-ready original and electronic copy on
> computer disk".
>
> I'm afraid I am almost completely a product of the digital age. I see
> this phrase ("camera ready") often and have only a very vague idea of
> what it means. Is it just a really clean copy on good paper? Should I
> describe the paper, the dpi, etc?
>
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