JonathanLamb
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As title. The job I'm doing is extremely critical of accurate detail (computer generated geometric line-art in 3200dpi raster format for an alternative currency/banknote print design)
I understand 'real' banknotes use specialist printing techniques but due to budget and scale of the project it's almost certainly going to be limited to standard methods - either digital or lithographic offset, most likely offset.
I've got a variety of offset printed materials here - labels, packaging, DVD covers etc, and it's really clear how dramatically the quality differs from one to another. Some are definitely good enough, others definitely not, I don't want to take a risk
it needs to be sharper than sharp. I'm looking at some flyer designs I had done professionally before and they're definitely not up to spec.
Thanks for any recommendations or leads that you can offer on this.
Jonathan
I understand 'real' banknotes use specialist printing techniques but due to budget and scale of the project it's almost certainly going to be limited to standard methods - either digital or lithographic offset, most likely offset.
I've got a variety of offset printed materials here - labels, packaging, DVD covers etc, and it's really clear how dramatically the quality differs from one to another. Some are definitely good enough, others definitely not, I don't want to take a risk
it needs to be sharper than sharp. I'm looking at some flyer designs I had done professionally before and they're definitely not up to spec.Thanks for any recommendations or leads that you can offer on this.
Jonathan
