Re: scanned from Rolling Stone, 1972
On Tue, 10 Jul 2012, Eli the Bearded wrote: > Large piece, printed on a wide line printer, then used in Rolling > Stone in 1972. This uses overprinting to get dark colors, but does > not, say, advance by half-lines or use tightly spaced characters. Read a book once (late 80s and it was an older book then) that used a 3-d model to calulate the Fourier transform image, printed it to a line printer, overstrikes & all, photographically reduced it & presto! instant hologram! 3ch
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