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of the national library of medicine and mergenthaler produced the linotron the zip 200 could produce text at 600 characters per second using high speed flashes behind plates with images of the characters to be printed each character had a separate xenon flash constantly ready to fire a separate system of optics positioned the image on the page 5 100 photosetting units tps 6300 and tpu 6308 use of crt screens for phototypesetting edit linotype crtronic 360 an enormous advance was made by the mid 1960s with the development of equipment that projects the characters from crt screens early crt phototypesetters such as linotype s linotron 1010 from 1966 used the same type of film negative for the font source as traditional optical phototypesetters did but by instead scanning the font negative via a flying spot scanner array to a video signal which was then displayed on the crt to be exposed to the photographic paper or film later crt phototypesetters used high resolution digitized font data stored in a frame buffer which was used to render the font characters directly to the crt alphanumeric corporation later autologic produced the aps series rudolf hell developed the digiset machine in germany the rca graphic systems division manufactured this in the u s as the videocomp later marketed by information international inc software for operator controlled hyphenation was a major component of digital typesetting early work on this topic produced paper tape to control hot metal machines c j duncan at the university of durham in england was a pioneer the earliest applications of computer controlled phototypesetting machines produced the output of the russian translation programs of gilbert king at the ibm research laboratories and built up mathematical formulas and other material in the cooperative computing laboratory of michael barnett at mit there are extensive accounts of the early applications 6 the equipment 7 8 and the page i algorithmic typesetting language for the videocomp that introduced elaborate formatting 9 in europe the company of berthold had no experience in developing hot metal typesetting equipment but being one of the largest german type foundries they applied themselves to the transference berthold successfully developed its diatype 1960 diatronic 1967 and ads 1977 machines which led the european high end typesetting market for decades 1970s edit expansion of technology to small users edit this section needs more citations please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources in this section unsourced material may be challenged and removed january 2020 learn how and when to remove this message a berthold diatronic master plate showing futura it was in chicago in june 1968 with the wind blowing from the stockyards people saw the output of the system that s crap they cried it costs only 8000 say that s not bad crap typographers reaction to the first compugraphic phototypesetting equipment as recounted by jerry pournelle 10 compugraphic produced phototypesetting machines in the 1970s that made it economically feasible for small publications to set their own type with professional quality one model the compugraphic compuwriter uses a filmstrip wrapped around a drum that rotates at several hundred revolutions per minute the filmstrip contains two fonts a roman and a bold or a roman and an italic in one point size to get different sized fonts the typesetter loads a different font strip or uses a 2x magnifying lens built into the machine which doubles the size of font the compuwriter ii automated the lens switch and let the operator use multiple settings other manufacturers of photo compositing machines include alphatype varityper mergenthaler autologic berthold dymo harris formerly linotype s competitor intertype monotype star photon graphic systems inc hell ag mgd graphic systems and american type founders released in 1975 the compuwriter iv holds two filmstrips each holding four fonts usually roman italic bold and bold italic it also has a lens turret which has eight lenses giving different point sizes from the font generally 8 or 12 sizes depending on the model low range models offer sizes from 6 to 36 point while the high range models go to 72 point the compugraphic editwriter series took the compuwriter iv configuration and added floppy disk storage on an 8 inch 320 kb disk this allows the typesetter to make changes and corrections without rekeying a crt screen lets the user view typesetting codes and text because early generations of phototypesetters could not change text size and font easily many composing rooms and print shops had special machines designed to set display type or headlines one such model is the phototypositor manufactured by visual graphics corporation which lets the user position each letter visually and thus retain complete control over kerning compugraphic s model 7200 uses the strobe through a filmstrip through a lens technology to expose letters and characters onto a 35mm strip of phototypesetting paper that is then developed by a photo processor the 7200 is a headliner machine that read the character width from the filmstrip as the character is flashed onto the photographic paper so the unit knows how many motor pulses to move the paper the most common unit was a low range unit that went up to 72 points but there was also a high range unit that went to 120 points some later phototypesetters utilize a crt to project the image of letters onto the photographic paper this creates a sharper image adds some flexibility in manipulating the type and creates the ability to offer a continuous range of point sizes by eliminating film media and lenses the compugraphic mcs modular composition system with the 8400 typesetter is an example of a crt phototypesetter this machine loads digital fonts into memory from an 8 inch floppy disk there was a dual floppy which could also be used with a 1 or 2 hard disk option additionally the 8400 is able to set type in point sizes between 5 and 120 point in 1 2 point increments type width could be adjusted independently of size it had a movable crt that covered a rectangle about 200 x 200 points and it would set all the characters in that rectangle before it moved the crt or the paper common characters would still be in memory from the previous moves it would set all the e and t then go to the next letter while it was decoding any characters it did not have in memory if there was a size width or font change the characters would have to be recalculated it is extremely fast and was one of the first low cost output systems the 8400 used up to 12 inch photographic paper and could set camera ready output it was a cost reduced version of the 8600 which was faster the 8600 came standard crt width of 45 picas and wide width of 68 picas the 8600 had much more computing power than the 8400 but did not have the memory to store a lot of characters so they were decoded on the fly the unit would set the characters line at a time as long as they fit on the crt small type may be set 6 to 8 lines before the photo paper was advanced the paper advance was much faster than the 8400 crt move or 8400 paper advance all the fonts were stored on a hard disk 8600 was a big step forward from the video setters which ended with the video setter v video setter was much like a closed circuit tv system that looked at a character on a glass grid read its width and then scanned the character onto the photographic paper the scan rate on the paper was fixed but the scan rate from the grid was changed to account for character size if the vertical scan from the grid was slowed the character on the paper would be larger video setters were almost all newspaper machines and limited to 45 picas wide with a maximum character size of 72 pints it was a lot slower than the 8600 a linotron 505 crt phototypesetting machine in dresden in 1983 for a fast typesetter at the time the aps 5 from autologic was hard to beat it had a 64 speed paper advance and did not stop to set type it figured what needed to be set in a band of data and matched the electronic advance to the mechanical advance if there were parts of a character that were not included in the band of printing it would be printed in the next band or the band after that the printing scan rate had to be held constant to prevent overexposing or underexposing the type white space was not scanned but the beam would jump to the next black position if it was working on a narrow column the paper speed was faster and if it was on a wide set of columns the paper speed was decreased with this technology characters larger than the crt imaging area were printed it would print about 4000 newspaper column lines per minute whether it was 1 column at 4000 lines or 4 columns at 1000 lines each as phototypesetting machines matured as a technology in the 1970s more efficient methods were found for creating and subsequently editing text intended for the printed page previously hot metal typesetting equipment had incorporated a built in keyboard such that the machine operator would create both the original text and the medium lead type slugs that would create the printed page subsequent editing of this copy required that the entire process be repeated the operator would re keyboard some or all of the original text incorporating the corrections and new material into the original draft crt based editing terminals which can work compatibly with a variety of phototypesetting machines were a major technical innovation in this regard keyboarding the original text on a crt screen with easy to use editing commands is faster than keyboarding on a linotype machine storing the text magnetically for easy retrieval and subsequent editing also saves time an early developer of crt based editing terminals for photocomposition machines was omnitext of ann arbor michigan these crt phototypesetting terminals were sold under the singer brand name during the 1970s 11 1980s edit transition to computers edit a frisket cut on rubylith film used as a master for phototypesetting cutting friskets by hand as a continuous smoothly cut curve was one of the most challenging aspects of preparing phototypes and dry transfer lettering 12 early machines have no text storage capability some machines only display 32 characters in uppercase on a small led screen and spell checking is not available proofing typeset galleys is an important step after developing the photo paper corrections can be made by typesetting a word or line of type and by waxing the back of the galleys and corrections can be cut out with a razor blade and pasted on top of any mistakes since most early phototypesetting machines can only create one column of type at a time long galleys of type were pasted onto layout boards in order to create a full page of text for magazines and newsletters paste up artists played an important role in creating production art later phototypesetters have multiple column features that allow the typesetter to save paste up time early digital typesetting programs were designed to drive phototypesetters most notably the graphic systems cat phototypesetter that troff was designed to provide input for 13 though such programs still exist their output is no longer targeted at any specific form of hardware some companies such as teletypesetting co created software and hardware interfaces between personal computers like the apple ii and ibm ps 2 and phototypesetting machines which provided computers equipped with it the capability to connect to phototypesetting machines 14 with the start of desktop publishing software trout computing in california introduced vepset which allows xerox ventura publisher to be used as a front end and wrote a compugraphic mcs disk with typesetting codes to reproduce the page layout in retrospect cold type paved the way for the vast range of modern digital fonts with the lighter weight of equipment allowing far larger families than had been possible with metal type however modern designers have noted that compromises of cold type such as altered designs made the transition to digital when a better path might have been to return to the traditions of metal type adrian frutiger who in his early career redesigned many fonts for phototype noted that the fonts i redrew don t have any historical worth to think of the sort of aberrations i had to produce in order to see a good result on lumitype v and w needed huge crotches in order to stay open i nearly had to introduce serifs in order to prevent rounded off corners instead of a sans serif the drafts were a bunch of misshapen sausages 15 see also edit diatype machine contact copier references edit definition of phototypesetting boag andrew 2000 monotype and phototypesetting pdf journal of the printing history society 57 77 archived from the original pdf on 28 march 2016 retrieved 22 july 2016 rené higonnet french printer 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