Copy refers to the copy produced by the copier, most of which are black and white. In addition, because the paper used in the copier is mostly thin paper, most of the copies are ordinary paper.
Photocopying refers to the completion of imaging equipment, such as taking pictures and scanning. The objects handled by these devices can be monochrome, black and white, plain paper or other thick paper, such as photographic paper.
Another difference is that the copy can only be paper, and if it is a copy, it can also be turned into an electronic file, which is convenient for transmission through the network.
Question 2: What is photocopying? The photocopies on Taobao are pirated. I bought a full set of cpa on Taobao. I'm going to read it first, and then buy a new textbook to read. It is not cost-effective to buy a textbook that is revised according to the original edition every year. Anyway, as soon as I hold it, I know that this book is pirated, and the paper is very thin (but it seems that I still won't turn pages when I write with a gel pen). If there is no background picture in the original, I can see it clearly. But maybe your eyes will get tired after reading that kind of book for a long time. Besides, I didn't find any mistakes.
Question 3: What's the difference between photocopying and photocopying? A copy is no different from the original, just a copy of the original. Before China joined the WTO, foreign books were collected in the form of photocopying, and now they are all original books.
Strictly speaking, photocopying is different from copying, it should be the photo processing of the original, which is different from copying and piracy, and there are conceptual differences.
The first explanation:
Photocopy is a complete copy of the original! Copyright is still the copyright of the original! Because local printing can save a lot of money, the price is much cheaper than buying the original book (sometimes it's just different currency units)!
The second explanation:
After obtaining the authorization to photocopy this book, copy the whole book completely according to the original book of the original publishing house, and then publish it in the name of the original publishing house, and indicate that it is a "photocopy".
The reason for using photocopies can be summarized as follows: it is too expensive to buy other people's original books. In order to save money, we completely copied other people's books after obtaining the copyright authorization from others, and marked the copyright as the original publishing house. Most of the photocopies are English books or ancient books.
Question 4: What do you mean by a photocopy of a book? A photocopy is a photocopy. Many ancient books are reprinted in this way, which looks the same as the original, because it is photocopied by the original, of course.
Answer: I love Panzhihua-I come from the same Jinshi Grade 611-2813: 43.
Question 5: What does photocopying mean? The first explanation:
The copy is the original copy intact! Copyright is still the copyright of the original! Because local printing can save a lot of money, the price is much cheaper than buying the original book (sometimes it's just different currency units)!
The second explanation:
After obtaining the authorization to photocopy this book, copy the whole book completely according to the original book of the original publishing house, and then publish it in the name of the original publishing house, and indicate that it is a photocopy.
Question 6: What's the difference between photocopied books and photocopied books? This is better? How to distinguish? Give me a minute.
Question 7: What is photocopying? Photocopying is the abbreviation of printing by photographic technology.
Question 8: What's the difference between shading and photocopying?
Photographic reproduction ii. A method of reproducing (a picture or printed matter, for example) by photography.
Shadows are easy to understand.
The two are different.
Question 9: What's the difference between photocopying and pirated books? What is photocopying?
When a publishing house wants to reprint a book, if the original book is perfect and does not need to be revised, it will directly take out the original and send it to the printing house for printing. The situation of photocopying is that the original version can't be found and destroyed, but the original appearance of this book is more meaningful, so we should look for the printed matter that has survived, take photos on each page after finding it, and reprint it into a new one.
In the past (that is, before entering the customs), if there was not enough domestic money, I would definitely not get the skirting line of others, and I didn't want to spend time rearranging it, so I bought a book for photocopying, mostly pirated (Chinese piracy, haha).
Of course, the above actions are not allowed after entering the customs, but we all know that the original book (published in developed countries) has better printing quality and paper, and of course the price is more expensive. If you want to buy this kind of books in China, you can buy the international edition (published in third world countries such as India and Indonesia, with relatively poor printing quality and paper). However, if a book is of good quality, it is estimated that there is a great domestic demand, and some publishing societies copy and publish it in China in the form of buyout of copyright.
This photocopy book only makes some adjustments to the cover, and even the second edition remains the same (if it is changed, it will not be called photocopying), but the quality of paper and printing is not as good as the original.
Why do you use photocopying? It's definitely not mentioned above. Backplane not found. I think the use cost of the original backplane copyright is higher than that of photocopying copyright. This is considered from many aspects, such as the number of prints using the backplane and the number of domestic demands.
In short, the photocopied version should be original.
As far as printing quality is concerned, there are two main types of pirated books:
1. Low-end pirated books. The overall printing quality is poor and easy to distinguish. It is manifested in the following aspects: poor paper (thin paper, yellow and gray), uneven ink color, hue deviation, inaccurate overprint, blurred image, tape marks or imposition marks on the edges of pictures and texts, uneven cutting of finished products, poor binding quality (many quality problems such as missing lines and wrong pages), and many text and punctuation errors (some typos can reach more than ten yards).
2. High-end pirated books. The overall printing quality is high, which is not much different from the original book and difficult to distinguish. The paper is better, the ink color is more uniform, the hue is better, the overprint is more accurate, the image level is clearer, the finished product is cut more square, the binding quality is better, and there are fewer text errors.
Generally speaking, low-end pirated books are printed by small printing houses or underground printing houses with low-end equipment, and some small pirated booksellers operate in a piecemeal and guerrilla way. High-end pirated books are printed by powerful large-scale pirated booksellers using high-end equipment, and some even use imported equipment.
It can be said that the current pirated books are mainly low-end pirated books, and this situation will continue for quite some time, but we should also see a small number of high-end pirated books. Therefore, we cannot simply think that "pirated books are not the ones with good printing quality, but the ones with poor printing quality", nor can we blindly think that "pirated books must be cheaper than genuine books".
The most accurate way to distinguish pirated books is to compare them with genuine books published by publishing houses with the same paper, printing and content, and also to check the copyright page of books (the copyright page of genuine books must include the cataloging data of books in publication, the name and address of publishing units, the format and version of books, etc.). ), the international standard book number and bar code mark are complete and clear, and if necessary, consult the publisher of genuine books. Of course, if there is an anti-counterfeiting mark, it is still not difficult to distinguish.
First, quality:
1. Check the appearance of the book. Specifically: the cover of the first trial. Compared with genuine books, the cover of pirated books is often incorrect in color, or dull and listless, or gorgeous and enchanting, and the color matching is often mixed. As long as they are often compared, it is not difficult to tell the difference between them. Second, look at binding. According to the practice in the publishing industry, a genuine book with more than 200 pages should be bound with lock thread, plastic thread or wireless instead of iron wire. However, due to the limitation of printing and binding equipment or cost reduction, pirates still use wire binding for pirated books with more than 300 pages and 400 pages. Look at the printing house. Each publishing house has several fixed printing users, and each printing house has its own characteristics in paper, ink and printing. If you pay attention to this at ordinary times, it will help to identify pirated books. Fourth, look at the paper. Books should be printed on both sides. If the paper is too thin, it will easily mix with ink, resulting in illegible handwriting. Therefore, except for dictionaries, the original book paper is 52 grams and above. Once you meet a book with thin paper and the handwriting on the other side is exposed, you must be careful.
2. Review the text of this book. There are three manifestations of pirated books in the text: 1...> & gt
Question 10: What does the original text mean? The library needs to process the books that arrive in the library before they can enter the circulation for readers to use.
China document cataloging rules stipulate: (1) version words that describe the characteristics of books, such as popular version, abridged version, abbreviated version, proofreading version, popular version, rural version, juvenile version and trial version. (2) Version words describing the characteristics of book plate making, such as mimeographed version, photocopied version, reduced version, stone engraving version, etc.
A copy is no different from the original, it is a copy of the original. Before China joined the WTO, foreign books were collected in the form of photocopying, and now they are all original books.
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