Yes & No ? Yes the process is the same in that your logo is printed using an ink jet printer, a carrier paper and applied with heat. No ? In that the materials and equipment we use are not the same. We use pigmented inks (not water soluble) in a wide format high resolution printer. We apply the logo with a commercial heat press at high temperature and most importantly under high pressure. This results in a significantly better print than you can get at home.

Vintage heat transfer iron-ons were made from plastisol ink that was printed onto special transfer paper. The ink was printed in reverse on the paper and coated with fine adhesives to help it adhere to the t-shirt. A professional grade heat press is then required to release the transfer design from the paper and adhere it to the t-shirt.

Most high-end printing today is done digitally. It provides a way to create an image with much more exacting quality than was previously possible. Most of the former wet darkroom printing masters have already made the transition to digital and are much happier with the result.

AOL does not release details of how to make your own add-ons. DeadAIM uses various techniques to work inside of the AIM framework to appear like an add-on.

Yes, just send an email to orders@transfernation.com and let us know which heat transfer iron-ons you're interested in buying.

Yes, the rights were copyrighted and/or licensed through companies such as Roach, L&H, Rat's Hole, MACH III, Trans Photo, Holoubek Studios, BOW, Harvey Cartoons, Duo Glow, Solar-Trans, Techni Glitter and many more.

First, we need to think clearly about what it means to be a good photographer. This entails having the artistic sense to understand and create good compositions, the equipment to capture the image, and the know-how to control the equipment properly. Simply purchasing a digtal camera will not impove your composition skills or increase your know-how. However, there are at least three ways that digital camera technology can help you: It can help you learn faster.

For selected prints, we use the Maggio™ printing process to bring you the highest quality digital reproductions available anywhere in the world today. Each Maggio™ print is crafted on demand exclusively for you.

The advantage of digital printing is that it provides the ability to print high quality full color or photographic images with no minimum quantity required for an order. The only disadvantage is that, in order to achieve color accuracy, digital printing can currently only be used on white or light colored garments.

Digital printing is the process in which printed output is generated on demand by an output device. Large format printing generally refers to output larger than tabloid sizes, or about 11x17. At SOS-Station, large format usual means 22x28 inches to billboard sizes.

Digital printing is simply printing straight from computer to press without using printing plates. Your office inkjet is just a very basic digital press. Digital printing comes into its own when you have quite a short run of, say, leaflets or some posters for an exhibition. Digital presses can’t print specific “spot” colours, such as Pantones or do sexy spot varnishes or embossing.

Digital printing refers to printing directly from a computer file without the need of costly setup materials, ie. film, plates, screens etc.

Saving time and money. Our high-speed digital means that the output is quick and without the need of costly setup materials .So you can save hundreds, and sometimes thousands of dollars.

See "Supported File Formats" specification page, for more details. See also "Our Special Scanning" and "Layout & Resolution" pages.

For smaller quantities (under 500) it is usually most economical to go with a photocopier or digital color copier. There are usually limitations to certain types of paper and specifications. If you need larger runs (500 or more) or specific requirements (i.e. high gloss paper, foil stamping, full bleeds, etc.) the offset printing press may be the best (or only) choice.

Yes. In fact, the last time I made a traditionally enlarged negative via wet processing was in early 1992.

First of all, if you are in a state or providence that requires you to have a certain size brand then you will have to abide by the laws of your local brand office. If you have an option to change sizes that will be useful depending upon your branding needs. Typically, the size of the brand determined by the age of the animals you are branding, location of your brand on the animal and also the brand design itself. All must be taken into consideration when ordering a brand.