FAQs: Print
Print related questions
- How important is it to have a great looking logo? You want a logo which symbolicly represent what your organisation stands for and be remembered and recognised wherever it may be. A great looking logo can put you way ahead of the competition. So give it some more thought and invest a little more on its development. It could be the determining factor of your success.
- Do you offer printing services? We do not offer printing services however we can gather printing quotes and manage it for you. We will provide you the most feasible print quotation as part of the service.
Why let us manage your printing? Leaving us to manage your printing will not only save you time and be hassle free, but will ensure your product is delivered at the quality you expect. We will be in one way communication with the printers, so any questions or issues that may arise is administered directly by us. - What's the difference between print colours and screen colours? Your computer monitor produces colours using light. What you see on screen is a combination of the red, green and blue lights known as RGB. A document might not even look the same, displayed between different monitors. Equipment age and materials used in manufacturing are base factors of colour variations in computer monitors.
In print, the colours are produced using pigments. The graphics are rendered using the pigments of cyan, magenta, yellow and black known as CMYK. Some higher end printers use the Pantone Hexachrome model adding orange and green pigments to the mix. Other factors which determine the print result is the quality of ink used and the reflectiveness of the paper it is printed on.
What this simply means is that due to the nature of how the colours are rendered both on screen and on print, the output can never look the same.
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