I found the paper format of Lecture Notes in Computer Science proceedings issued by Springer very nice. I tried to find out what is it, but I wasn’t able to find it in Wiki list of paper sizes. The book size is
236mm x 155mm
(9.3in x 6.1in
) after binding. I think it’s236mm x 157mm
(9.3in x 6.2in
) before binding since that would make a3:2
ratio.I would like to know whether this paper size is recognized under any name/code.
(I basically ask because I wouldn’t like to use a fairly non-standard paper size. However, part of me is quite curious about it as well.)
Answer
There is what’s known as a standard printing size. However, some printers offer clients with alternative sizes that would increase the selection and demand. Paper generally comes on a huge roll and is printed then trimmed to size:
The book you are curious about has a 6.69in x 9.61in
trim size on white Matte 66gsm/45lb. paper
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