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At Influence Graphics matching your colors is primary. We pull swatch tests for you to see what final colors will look like, since colors may vary depending on the process and printer used. OUR JOB IS TO GIVE YOU WHAT YOU EXPECT - NO SURPRISES, NO EXCUSES!! InfluencePrint.com #digitalprinting #colormatching #qualityprinting #nycprinter

Looking for a new commercial printer who can color match Pantone colors with CMYK? Also, need recommendations for vehicle graphics installation in the B’ham area? Our vehicle graphics are fading and bubbling up after a year or two. Let's help each other out and share your recommendations in the comments below! #Birmingham #Printers #VehicleGraphics #Recommendations

Most machined parts have many drilled cavities that must be protected until right before they are addressed in final assembly.  Some people think that covering multiple cavities either requires applying multiple films, or that larger films must cover multiple holes.   You don’t have to choose between an efficient production process OR keeping cavities individually protected.  Segmented protection films allow the quick application of a single film with the flexibility to remove individual segments – and expose select cavities - as the manufacturing process requires.  Available in virtually any shape and color, these parts can be printed with assembly instructions, symbols, graphics, barcodes or anything else to aid your operators and protect your products.  #Machining #Protectionfilms #Schutzfollen #Packaging

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Understand the differences between RGB and CMYK systems! Color Addition System – RGB Color Subtraction System – CMYK RGB and CMYK are standard colors used to form images. The first is associated with color reproduction on electronic devices, such as monitors and TVs, while the second is used in printed materials. Is this the difference? Basically, yes. You must keep in mind that there are two ways colors are created: through the light or through the paint. Every object can emit (electronic) or absorb light (physical objects). In the case of electronic objects, colors are formed by adding colors. In physical objects, colors are reproduced through color subtraction. Knowing this difference is essential so that the material created is sent to the printer with the correct color tones and so that there are no unpleasant surprises in the printed materials, for instance. #color #colors #colorscheme #rgb #cmyk #techcommunity #techeducation #mkt #marketingdigital #digitalamarketing