Full Bleed. Otherwise known as "Borderless" printing. Means the ink limit extends to all 4 edges of a print.
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Full Bleed - Printing term used when an image or inked area extends to the edge of all four sides of the printed piece. Better known as "borderless" in today's world of inkjet photo printers.
full bleed
printing term used when an image or background extends to the final trim edge of a printed page.
full color printing
term used to mean four color process printing, though a fifth or sixth color may also be added.
If for example you’re printing your pictures full bleed, there’s going to be little point in adding a border.
Flash lights or light pens can also be used to create Full Bleed images. Different colored lights can be used to project an image on the CCD.
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When composing an image, I think about logo and copy placement as I'm shooting. It's also important to recognize a full bleed (photo "bleeding" past the edge of the page) magazine format makes it necessary to crop a shot straight out of the camera.
used in printing as a margin of error. The image size exceeds the print size so that there are no borders with full bleed
Black Point Compensation ...
 See also: Bleed, Camera, Light, Background, Photograph
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