Printing...
Pro labs for printing your posters, buttons, tickets and traders
-- we recommend
All Star Digital lab specially for printing
posters, buttons, tickets and traders. All Star
offers discounts for ArtisticAction.com clients.
Printing locker and ticket posters
(8" x 16" size)
-- again recommend
All Star Digital lab, they offer buy 2 get 1
free.
We recommend marketing locker
posters to be sold in 3's. One for your locker, one for
home and one for a friend or relative. As in buy 2 get the
3rd FREE. Suggested retail price for 1 $24.99 (or
more), suggested retail price of 3 $39.99 (or more)
We recommend printing on Lustre paper for locker posters
since these will be hanging in a locker and the finger
prints will not show. No framing needed.
How to self print
-- we recommend using a
professional lab for any items that you are selling to
customers. But if doing it yourself be sure you use
quality printer, photo paper and ink. If using an
Epson printer, then use Epson paper and ink too.
If printing
your own traders please see our help file posted
on your Yahoo group @
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/artisticaction/files
Do
I have use the template that is the same size for what
I want printed? Or can I just use one template to
print several different sizes i.e. 5x7, 8x10 & 12x18?
-- you will have to use the different
templates in the different sizes to create the
different size final prints. The reason some
text might get cut off and might not be centered
correctly.
The 5x7 template is designed to create a 5x7 print. An
8x10 template is designed to create an 8x10, 16x20 or
24x30 print the reason this works for more than one
size is because all 3 of these sizes are the same
proportion/ratio 4:5. A 12x18 is designed to create
12x18, 20x30, 24x36 and can be used for 4x6 and 8x12,
since these are all the same proportion/ratio 2:3
I
would like to create and offer large posters like 20" x
30" and 24" x 36" to my customers. What do I need to
do to the template? How do I get the final poster to
the printer? Do don't
need to do anything different that you do for the 12" x
18" posters. Put you poster together then save as
high quality JPEG and send to printer telling them you
want it printed as a 20" x 30" or 24" x 36". Just
make sure that the template you are using is the same
proportion as the final print you want, otherwise parts of
it could be cutoff. The same applies to using an
8 x 10 template for a 16 x 20 or 24 x 30.
For more help or questions on printing please join our
Yahoo group @
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/artisticaction
|
