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September 1, 2008
…purchased a digital printer in 2002 and a second printer the following year. “Our business picked up quite a bit, and it went in a different direction,” says owner and…
September 1, 2008
…with the rockets and the planes, everything felt a bit dwarfed,” says Imsung Kim, senior designer with Hunt Design. Getting the ink to print dark enough was especially problematic because…
August 1, 2008
…that little bit of margin … well, a half inch is a lot better than three inches.” Some small shops might even be able to justify a fabric spreader—not the…
July 1, 2008
…species to North America. It is grown in China and shipped here. That requires quite a bit of petroleum.” Mermet sells PVC-free polyester screens for customers who want to go…
July 1, 2008
…ship carrying the shelter was held up in customs, but the engineers were still able to give a presentation and got quite a bit of useful feedback, Brewin says. And…
May 1, 2008
…Currently, there are no established criteria for a green printing business, so green is mostly what you make it. Little increments of green can add up, and every little bit…
May 1, 2008
…new graphics raster image processor (RIP) offers smoother continuous tones, support for 12-color printers, and 16-bit processing capabilities. A RIP allows users to get the maximum output from their medium…
March 1, 2008
…about getting lost, so the signage has to be very clear: a little larger, a little bit simpler to read, and a little bit more frequent. There are standards in…
March 1, 2008
…as 16-bit color, direct-to-layout workflows and pre-RIP nesting. The new color pipeline maintains color data to produce more output that’s more faithful to the original image, and the layout designer…
January 1, 2008
…help clients address the issue. “Stretching fabric over a frame is always a little bit unpredictable in terms of where the graphic is going to end up on the finished…
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