Lenticular Graphics

hmmm. yep. I get what you're saying. i.e. - I make my image come out of the software at something absurd like 1500 dpi, yet set the rip to print at 1440 - it's printing @1440 - no matter what the res. of the image is - right?

I can dig that...

I'm not sure the LPI I'm talking about is the same as the LPI you're talking about. I have a few more questions for the software developer tomorrow. That should solve some of my issues. this guy invented the stuff.

16 hours of it is enough for one day though.

this is moving in the right direction though. thanks again.

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Man I'm really glad I make web sites instead of billboards or whatever you are printing. Sounds way too complicated. Silly graphic designers....

dude! you kidding?

more complicated than javascript and XHTML and cookies and e-commerce? What about Databases and networking & IP's and...

I love being a graphic designer, but I have mad respect for web designers and other IT jobs. Too much right-braining for my happy ass!

I'm a freaky artist. ANARCHY!!!!!



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Lol!

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I don't do all the programming though. Web DESIGN. Not development.

My actual title at work is Developer....but I can't program to save my life. I think it's just Developer because it sounds better.

I think designer sounds better.





Shampoo is better!

conditioner is pretty good though...



Back to the original thread, the lenticular graphics issues I'm running into - check out this horror story...

I've contacted the inventor, the software developer/author - my printer's manufacturor, the lady who is the head of training, and "the world's #1 lenticular graphics artist" and...

Nothing! "oh, nobody's ever even heard of that happening"

my people's struggle continues....

that web stuff is starting to look awfully juicy...

I think I've discovered your problem. You're trying to use a lenticular lens when you should be using a adventicular lens! You have the wrong religious holiday!

Hope this helps!

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