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Help with an unknown semi-transparent layer! |
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Jun 28th 2009 | #197856 Report |
Member since: Jun 28th 2009 Posts: 1 |
Hi, I'm working on an image to print onto t-shirts for our holiday. When I upload it into vista print it says there has been a semi-transparent layer detected which may affect the quality of printing (as they are being printed on black t-shirts - they put a layer of white behind to ensure best print quality) The problem is I can identify what the semi-transparent part is! I've checked all layers and they are set at 100% opacity. Here is the file if anyone can help? I don't want to order and pay for 15 of these t-shirts to find they have printed incorrectly! Thanks in advance! http://www.2shared.com/file/6483268/aa6957fe/TShirt_Zante2009.html |
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Jun 29th 2009 | #197883 Report |
Member since: Nov 27th 2007 Posts: 56 |
Why not just flatten the image for printing?
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Jul 1st 2009 | #197889 Report |
Member since: Jun 19th 2009 Posts: 1 |
Why not just flatten the image for printing? I think so.. |
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Jul 2nd 2009 | #197900 Report |
Member since: Feb 22nd 2008 Posts: 85 |
Or, if you absolutely need the transparent background, you could merge all the layers.
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