1. For Banner Stand
- File size: actual size of the banner (1:1)
- Color format: CMYK color format
- Resolution: 150 dpi resolution
2. For Popup Display
- File size: actual size of the banner (1:1)
- Color format: CMYK color format
- Resolution: 72 dpi resolution
3. Eliminate Gradient effect
We don't suggest you to use any gradient effect because when you look closely to the print, you will see the transition lines (color bending). If you really need to use it, our acceptance level is looking at the graphic from 2 meters away and you will not see the transition lines from that distance. Please contact us for further clarification.
4. Correctness of the artwork
All the artwork will be based on the proof provided. This proof is for content proofing only. If you need a printed color proof, please read #6 for more information. We will not be responsible for any incorrect content. However we will try to pickup any errors or any spelling mistake if we can.
5. Pantone Color Matching
All displays are digitally printed on our state of the art large format digital printer. All Pantone spot colours are converted to 4 colour process equivalents. Exact Pantone colour matching is not possible using this printing method. If Pantone colour matching is critical, please contact us for the closest match PMS code on the actual material. Actual material color chart can be purchase upon request.
6. Color Proof on Actual Material
In large format printing industry, color may vary because of different material being used. If colour matching is critical, please request an actual color proof to be printed on the actual material to be used. Minimum charge of $50 per color proof. The actual cost will be based on the actual material selected. In some cases, please allow 5 to 7 business days to producing the color proof.
7. Reprint - Color Variation
For any reprint project within 3 months after the final product have been produced, the chances of matching the color are very high. After 3 months, exact color match will be very difficult due to oxidization of the product, raw material may have been manufacturered at a different time, and overall temperature change may affect the final print quality. The best solution is to ask for a color proof and a variety of color samples to try to match with the existing product that you have.