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I paid good money for you to read this!
We sent out an order for some stainless water bottles. I sent a completely vectored file. The imprint method is full color digital.
They sent pictures of a production proof advising us that our art had issues.
Y'all, look at this registration.
And then for the Coupe De Gratchie they explained to me what they needed (spoiler: it's a literal impossibility)
To clarify, I am fully aware that you can embed a bitmap in a vectored file, but my file was 100% vectors.
The other one I get often that grinds my gears is when I only have a bitmap and it's like a 1" square print, and they send back "artwork looks jagged, need cleaner art". And yes, it does, blown up on screen, but at print size it's like 600dpi and will be fine..
They sent pictures of a production proof advising us that our art had issues.
Y'all, look at this registration.
And then for the Coupe De Gratchie they explained to me what they needed (spoiler: it's a literal impossibility)
Please see the attached images. In the “5” the red is not extending to the black outline and some of the red is extending past the red outline as seen in the “1”.
Art is advising this is also below our minimum of 300 DPI. The submitted artwork is more like 150 DPI. To correct these issues, they have advised we really need vector artwork at 300 DPI.
To clarify, I am fully aware that you can embed a bitmap in a vectored file, but my file was 100% vectors.
The other one I get often that grinds my gears is when I only have a bitmap and it's like a 1" square print, and they send back "artwork looks jagged, need cleaner art". And yes, it does, blown up on screen, but at print size it's like 600dpi and will be fine..