We advise that you contact your lab to confirm their output preferences or refer to your ink-jet manual.

We will print with whatever dpi is approved on your files. We recommend that you submit black and white bitmap images scanned at least at 600 dpi, grayscale images at 300 dpi, and full-color photos at 300 dpi for the best possible quality. We output to our digital copier/printers at 600 dpi. If your files were submitted at a different dpi than what we recommend and that resolution has been approved, that is what will print.Back to Top See similar questions...

Yes. Printed proofs are available as pre-production samples. For costs and lead times please contact us. See similar questions...

Yes, the PSM color code numbers we provide is a universal standard for color inks and you can specify that while placing an order to your printer. You can also have your printing vendor contact us for more information. See similar questions...

The resolution of printed text and images is measured in dots per inch, or DPI. The print resolution for a piece can range from 300 DPI to 1200 DPI, and sometimes more, depending on the level of detail required. See similar questions...

As the products are manufactured overseas, we require 12 weeks for sea freight and 6 weeks for air freight. For smaller quantities below 1000 units of a single colour print on a PVC material please allow 15 working days. See similar questions...

Yes. We can take your existing logo and trace it for your printing use. We will need to see the logo to determine the time it will take to reproduce it for you. We will supply you with an EPS file that you can use for any of your printing needs. We will always evaluate your logo concepts before we promise anything. Most of the time the concepts given to us can be re-worked. See similar questions...

Dots per inch: measurement of the scanning resolution of an image or the quality of an output device. DPI expresses the number of dots a printer can print per inch, or that a monitor can display, both horizontally and vertically. For instance a lot of images you see on your monitor are 72 DPI. While they look great on your computer screen, they are not satisfactory for printing your job. See similar questions...

Of course you can! That's precisely the reason why we give you the option of publishing your logo in 5 different formats-TIFF, JPG, GIF, EPS and PNG. Through the 'Publish Logo' option in the top menu, you can specify and select the format you want your logo to be published in. The high resolution EPS format is ideal for printing purposes. It is a vector format, which means you can scale or reduce your logo as you like without fear of distortion. See similar questions...

The first thing that you need to understand about digital pictures is that they don't have an inherent DPI rating. That's right, the resolution of digital images is not measured in DPI. Digital images are collections of pixels. The DPI of an image depends entirely on how you decide to display it or print it. See similar questions...