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I have Phototex in stock. Their site makes no mention of cold weather use...but I can try it

I told him that. "Too much of a hassel" he said. I tired to tell him he could warm his hands up a he same time... The only "cold" application vinyl I found was Orajet 3161DT or 3551T. Good to apply down to 23F. Anybody ever try that?

I have a customer that we print warning labels for his Garage Door Business. We have been using Oracal 3640 printed on our Mutoh 1203. They have worked fie and he is happy. But now (you knew this was coming) he is installing doors in this great winter we are having in Northern Minnesota and the...

I tried it both from AI and of PS. Same thing. Made sure document was set to RGB. Set for no color correction. The photo is a jpg. What am I doing wrong?

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It does look good. Quality is Job #1. Remember that slogan? Think of a call to action slogan... And don't put it on wind shields. In our area they consider that littering. I've printed many flyers that ended getting a client in a jam with the local PD. Do they listen to me? I'm just a print...

I have shown it to my client... They don't like it either.

I was able to download the original photo from getty I tried the settings under quality. No difference. I did another profile just to be sure. No difference. Downloaded Epson Overdrive RIP. No difference. However it looks fine on the screen. I did also try a printout to our Xerox 560 of the...

Of course it came from an ad agency...

I have flattened it and printed it as a tiff. We create our own profiles here and have for several years. I've never had this type of issue before. I'll try to attach the original file.

The photo came from an online graphic service. Getty Images. Their downloads only are available as jpegs.

Adding noise made no difference...

Using Perfect Resize to make the image a higher resolution mad no difference. (A cool program maybe) I will try adding some noise and see what happens. I have printed it in every format available.

Now if I could get my client to view it that way...

I have looked at it a million ways. I have also tried printing it as a much smaller size that the actual. The photo looks fine on my 32" monitor, when it prints it turns to sXXX. I have also tried printing it on a Epson 7300 and a Mutoh VJ1304. I sent it trough the RIP for the mutoh. Same...

AI says the image is embedded, CMYK and 300 ppi.

Correct. The persons hand and all of the other graphics including a logo are crisp. I know the photo is supposed to be out of focus, but it's the extra dark areas... The photo is on Getty Images 8800 7741 Thanks

From what the ad agency says - 300 dpi 17.79" x 13.33" From Getty Images. About double

I have a photo that I was sent by a client for some POS posters we are doing. They look fine on the computer screen. When they print out they look like the attachment. It is supposed to be out of focus...I'm talking about the brown areas around the face. I am printing from AI CS4 to an Epson...

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