CMYK
Stands for cyan, magenta, yellow and black, which are the four so-called process colours that are used in four-colour, printed. They represent the subtractive colour model, where a combination of 100% of each component yields black and 0% of each yield white. Cyan, magenta, and yellow are the subtractive complements of red, green, and blue respectively.

Characterization
This is the process of creating an ICC profile that describes the unique colour characteristics of a devices used to process your stock image, such as a monitor, scanner, colour printer, and printing press.

Comping image
A low-resolution stock photo used for non-final layouts.

Comp usage
'Comp Usage' is defined as the creation of a temporary test use, rough layout or comprehensive rendering of a proposed work for client review, internal company review or testing. The Image may not be used in any materials distributed or accessible to the public or in any final product or use, including, without limitation, any online or other electronic distribution system (except you may transmit comps digitally or electronically for their review) and may not be sold or sublicensed alone or as part of any product.

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Convergence
This occurs in an RGB monitor, where red, green and blue signals all "converge" in one pixel. At full brightness, the RGB pixel in convergence would be white.

Digital proof
This is a proofing system that does not include the use of film. Data is sent to a printer and imaged directly onto a paper-based material. There are several limitations of a digital proof: 1) they do not use the film that will be used to produce plates, and thus are open to interpretation of the output device, 2) few of these devices print in the same dot pattern as is utilized in the printing process, and 3) the ink utilized in these printers is not representative of the inks used in the printing process and can show a vast colour range and density not attainable on a printing press. Digital proofs are usually used where money or time is too much of an issue to run a wet proof.

Dimensions
Height and width, measured in centimetres or inches that a stock image should be output at.

Halftone
When a stock image is looked at through a screen that converts the image into dots of various sizes. When printed, the dots merge to give an illusion of continuous tone to the naked eye.

ICC device profile
This is a file that describes how a particular device reproduces a stock image's colour. It does this by transferring the critical information that the devices need regarding the intended colour levels of the output. Generic profiles are created by the device manufacturer, who examines the colour characteristics of a group of the same devices under controlled conditions, and then use this information to create a profile.

Gamut
This means every colour combination that is possible to produce with a given set of colourants on a given device or system.

Imposition
This is the process of laying out pages in a press form so that they will be in the correct order after the printed sheet is folded.

Interpolation
The process of increasing the resolution of a stock image

JPEG
Stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group and is the most common compressed standard for high-resolution stock photos.

Lo-res
This is a short form of low resolution. If you use a lo-res stock image it will result in low quality reproduction because of a small number of dots or lines per inch.

LPI
This stands for lines per inch and is a measure of resolution for halftones

Model release
This is a signed release from the person/s depicted in a stock image, giving consent for his or her likeness to be used for commercial purposes as described in the release. It is your responsibility to ensure that you have the correct model releases for your license use and that you comply with the relevant local laws. Click Here to know more about model releases.

Non-Exclusive Rights
Our images can be sold repeatedly to different clients. Non-Exclusive Rights means that other people can buy the image you have chosen.

Exclusive Rights
You can purchase images for the 'Specific Time Period' mentioned on Imagesbazaar.com. After the exclusive purchase occurs the image is temporarily removed from our website for that time period.

Note: Nevertheless, you can't redistribute or resell images either after taking NON-EXCLUSIVE.
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Sizes of Images
All of the images in our site are available for purchase individually. (Non-Exclusive Rights Price is determined by file size.)

 Web image types are perfect for the Web, presentations and other multimedia uses, while the Low (1.5MB), Medium (17MB), High (31.3MB), Super (55.6MB), XL (125MB), and XXL (222.5MB) Image Types options are suitable for high-quality print reproduction.