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When you process film output from your imagesetting system, the exposed areas are black and the unexposed areas are clear (or white, in the case of RC paper). The word "density" is used to quantify the darkness of solid black areas. Density is expressed as a number derived from a logarithmic calculation; the higher the number, the darker the black. The maximum density of a medium is called its Dmax.
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