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NEWS
  We now  have our ready-made 3D pictures which could be a perfect gift for family and friends  

ph +1300 971 406
fax +61 02 85691310
info@fantastic3d.com.au
   
File Requirement  


Large Format Digital Printing

We currently accept files in the following formats: (PC only)
.eps
.pdf
.tif
.psd
.ai
.jpg

File should be created at real size (1:1 scale)
For any large file, we can accept scaled PDF file. Please let us know what percentage the file has provided. If your file is set up at 10%, all bitmap images should be embedded at actual size for scaling. In order to check the resolution of the file, you can open up your file in actual size and enlarge it to 100%, making sure everything is sharp and smooth with no pixelation. If the original resolution is too low, the interpolated file will remain in poor quality. If sending PDF for output, preferences (set in native program that created PDF) must be set to “Print Quality” or “High Quality” output, and all fonts used must be embedded. If fonts cannot be embedded, they should be converted to outlines prior to producing the PDF.

We do not accept any of Microsoft Applications including Words, PowerPoint, Excel.

Please see below for which DPI are acceptable.

300 dpi – actual size (for images that are viewed up close eg: trade show displays and posters)
100 dpi – actual size (for images that are viewed from a distance eg: truck graphics, billboards)

Vinyl Cutting

Files for vinyl cutting must be vector/outline files (EPS or Adobe Illustrator format), with all text converted to outlines. PDF files may only be used reliably if all text has already been converted to outlines. Strokes, if used, must also be converted to outlines (in Illustrator, "object - path - outline stroke") and (very important!) all extraneous shapes, such as the original stroke path, must be deleted. Everything that you see in wireframe mode ("view - outline") will be cut in vinyl. Complex or small vector elements may not be feasible as cut vinyl.

Color Matching (critical colors)

• When in the planning stage of setting up files for a large project, it is a good idea to ask for test Pantone swatches from our printers. This avoids unnecessary color matching issues at the end of a job.

• Be aware that certain colors will not print exactly as expected on certain printers on certain media. Some colors are more prone to banding than others.

* NOTE: All files must be ready for output. Additional charges will be incurred for file corrections and manipulation.

File Submission

• Email (jobs@fantastic3d.com.au) FOR FILES UNDER 10 MB

• If your files are too big to email, you can upload your file to a free file hosting site like: www.mediafire.com, www.box.net and send us the link

• FTP (call for instructions)

• CD, DVD


 
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