halftone

In both cases, negatives are made of both the halftone and fine copies.

Well, he looked like a halftone print of the Pilgrim Fathers––the kind that they hang on the walls in the district schools.

She also took a halftone snapshot of you out at the Coldtown dam, cut from a newspaper, published the Sunday after your accident.

The process of halftone-making has developed so that the reproduction can be made almost indistinguishable from the original.

This enables the engraver to make a clearer halftone, for a print with a grained surface reproduces surface and all in the cut.