My biggest wrap ever...

[FrankenSigns.biz]

We just completed this wrap. What's really great is they ordered a second set of prints for panel replacements while on tour. Needless to say, made my month.

https://picasaweb.google.com/Frankengraphics/VehicleGraphicsCharlotteNC#5572221332433635106

 

[signcrafters london]

I thought I was the only one who forgot to attach pics.

 

[FrankenSigns.biz]

It didn't upload. I'll blame Fred. Posted a link instead.

 

[signcrafters london]

That's a lot of yogurt.

 

[BALLPARK]

Looks great... Nice work, love the 3D effect on the top.

 

[HulkSmash]

Finishing up a 40 footer RV this week. Ill post pics tomorrow!

 

[GAC05]

Good job and really nice looking trailer.

wayne k
guam usa

 

[fmg]

Excellent job.
Great color!

 

[natedawg9640]

looks good. some lady at work eats that stuff every day.

 

[fmg]

They were doing a local promotion at a local grocery store here in Ct and I just remembered I saw a wrapped vehicle of theirs in the car lot.Not as good as the one you have done. Just wanted to tell you that.

 

[HulkSmash]

Soooo
did they design it? or.. you ?

 

[FrankenSigns.biz]

Those "wings" were pretty dang complicated. I was given the art by their agency. We printed and installed. We did beef up the color and went through an extended proofing process. We also printed in HQ mode.

 

[Custom_Grafx]

Can I ask what dpi the photos are and what you find to be acceptable for this type of application?

 

[Custom_Grafx]

By the way, looks great!

 

[FrankenSigns.biz]

I'm not sure. I think the original was 6" X 18" @ 600 dpi. Ultimately we enlarged that at 2,000% when we sent it to print. For best results, raster art should be to size at 100 dpi.

 

[Custom_Grafx]

Thank you for your prompt reply. I was curious as I also often go for 100-150dpi, but had a client supply something at around 40dpi the other day, printed it, and it still looks 'acceptable'. I was rather surprised, as I had never really pushed below 100 to see what would happen. I could see pixelation only from distances closer than about 1.5metres. Apart from that, it actually looked pretty good!

I'm not sure. I think the original was 6" X 18" @ 600 dpi. Ultimately we enlarged that at 2,000% when we sent it to print. For best results, raster art should be to size at 100 dpi.

 

[FrankenSigns.biz]

This does bring up an interesting point. I come from the offset printing side of the graphics industry. Anything less than 300 dpi to size is noticeable. An offset print of 72 dpi would look like hell, there is no doubt. But that same 72 dpi image printed on an inkjet might look completely acceptable. This might have something to do with the screening algorithms of inkjet.

 

[laserman70]

Great work it looks fantastic

 

[JR's]

Excellent job.
Great colors! cool 3d effect.

 

[HulkSmash]

This does bring up an interesting point. I come from the offset printing side of the graphics industry. Anything less than 300 dpi to size is noticeable. An offset print of 72 dpi would look like hell, there is no doubt. But that same 72 dpi image printed on an inkjet might look completely acceptable. This might have something to do with the screening algorithms of inkjet.

72 dpi is just fine..........
only if you create it at full size at that resolution.