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LAB
A color space that most closely resembles the color spectrum a human eye can perceive. [L] represents the lightness or luminosity of the image, [A] represents the Red/Green axis, [B] represents the Blue/Yellow axis. These values are plotted at right angles to each other in a three dimensional manner.
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Linearization
The process of calibrating a scanner's white point, 50% gray point and black point. This is usually accomplished by scanning a grayscale target.
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Lineart
An image having only one level of contrast or (1) bit depth. A lineart image can be either Bitmap or vector.
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LPI
Lines Per Inch. Also referred to as line screen. The greater the LPI the more continuous looking the image will appear to the human eye. A newspaper is generally printed at 85-100 LPI while magazines are printed from 133-175 or higher.
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Resources
Books
Umax Glossary