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I agree.... I bought a samsung, used it for 2 weeks and got sick and tired of two objects having the same red but the one at the top of the screen always looked darker than the one at the bottom.... I ebayed it..... no more samsungs.... I love my dell monitors...

We pull that much for installing a cargo van.... $3.00 a square plus travel.

I called BS the first time I saw the aurora catalog.... Anyone that buys eye candy and generates a bunch of textures and garbage and sells them on CD for more that eye candy costs in the first place is an idiot. Aurora only makes money on people that are " new " to the digital print game...

we use 3D studio Max, but get ready to drop some coin on that bad boy....

we have a multicam w/ the vision registration system and 8 tool changer. Do not underestimate the value and time savings of a tool changer.... It runs with enroute cam software and I absolutely love it! if we stay on pace, we'll do enough business with this thing to pay for it in 6 months!!!!

we have printed various patterns on wood with the gandi flatbed. It looks really good. You can still see the wood grain in the print, but it looks amazing...

Powerclip??? that sounds dangerous.... :omg:

its called a layer mask in photoshop or a clipping mask in illustrator...

seriously..... scam....

I can imagine..... the stats are pretty staggering in rural america.... For example, 2 miles from my shop where my home is, we have no options for high speed internet except for junk overpriced satellite internet. No cable, No DSL, No Wireless.... And it doesn't look good any time soon...

I second that.....

designing a banner that size at anything higher that 100 dpi is overkill. You will see no noticeable difference in print quality from a 300 dpi to a 100 dpi file.

wow.... I think we have printed on high res like 2 times.... do yourself a favor.... Dont use the oracal profile.... its god awful slow.... We always used the calendered profile. BTW... 3651 has awful dot gain.... Try LG 3910 that's why we quit using 3651. The 3910 has been amazing...

There is no reason whatsoever to rip the file as print and cut. You can rip as print only and make sure you have the crop marks turned on. After laminating, put the print in and change the job to cut and send it.... There is no gain by ripping as print & cut. The only time I turn print...

thats a blambot font....

Autocad.... circular array.... done... that was easy

roland

It looks good... whoever laid the logo out did well.... except they used brush script in the first place.... :banghead:

here's an idea.... ship a indentured service tech w/ every mutoh printer. he will come complete with a tool box and a direct line cell phone that rings straight into mutoh headquarters tech dept.

first make sure your text is outlined... you can see from the blue outline in 5 I exaggerated the stroke to show you the combined paths of the wording and the logo element.