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Raster means to convert mathematical and digital information into a series of dots by an imagesetter as digital data that will be used for output.
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Rastor image processor or RIP for short is a device that translates page description commands into bitmapped information for an output device such as an imagesetter. A raster image processor is used to convert the output of a pre-press computer system into a format usable by an imagesetter.
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Raster Images, commonly referred to as bitmap images, are digital images stored as arrays of pixels for display and modification. The graphic's resolution is limited by the capabilities of the display device. Adobe Photoshop is a popular image editor that rasterizes images that it opens.
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Resolution is the number of pixels displayed per unit of length in an image, usually measured in pixels per inch (ppi) or dots per inch (dpi). Computer monitors are normally 72 to 96 dpi while most printed pieces are 300 dpi or more.
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RGB refers to the additive primary colors - red, green and blue - that are used in computer monitors to create all colors. RGB is similar to CMYK used in process printing in that all colors are created by various combinations of a few base colors. However, the colors seen on an RGB screen will only accurately represent the colors printed in CMYK when calibrated computer systems and translators are used.
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Rich black is made by mixing other colors of ink with black ink to produce a much darker, deeper black on press than can be achieved by using black ink alone. To create rich black on pieces printed by PsPrint, your CMYK calibration values must be 50% Cyan, 40% Magenta, 40% Yellow, and 100% Black.
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Ruleup or press layout is a drawing that shows how a printing job must be imposed using a specific press and sheet size. It shows where pieces will be cut, perforated and folded.
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Saddle-Stitched, commonly referred to as saddle stapled, is a binding that features one or more staples in the spine of the book or booklet. Saddle-Stitched (stapled) is one of the binding options for PsPrint booklets and catalogs.
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Score is a shallow crease where a sheet of paper will be folded. A score is important because it prevents the ink (and paper) from cracking at the edge of the fold.
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Scoring is the process of pressing a"channel"into a sheet of paper to allow it to fold more easily. Scoring is important because it prevents the ink (and paper) from cracking at the edge of the fold.
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Self mailer is a printed piece that can travel in the mailing arena independent of an envelope. PsPrint offers many different self mailers, including brochures and postcards.
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Split run is the printing of a book or booklet that has some copies bound one way and other copies bound another way.
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Standard rate or bulk rate is the process of preparing and sorting mail to qualify for reduced bulk postage rates. The lowest standard postage rates are available if PsPrint can sort and automate addresses in your mailing list(s) and if you submit artwork that meets PsPrint's mailing specifications at:https://www.psprint.com/layout-templates/direct-mail/.
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Our custom stickers can be printed in sizes from 2†x 2†to 11.75X 17.5†on one of three paper choices including vinyl and clear polyester. Sheet stickers and wine bottle labels are available in several sizes and shapes. They are both printed on a whole 12-inch by 18-inch sheet and are kiss cut into the backing, making it easy to remove and place the labels easy.
It’s easy to prepare stickers for online printing using our free sticker layout guidelines. If your customer is looking for something special, contact our custom printing team to discuss a range of unique options.
For samples of our most popular products and stocks, be sure to get your free sample kit.
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Tab delimited or comma separated values or .CSV for short is a simple text file format that contains information separated by commas or tabs. Each line is one entry or record, and the fields in the record are separated by commas or tabs. This format is commonly used by clients to store mail list data.
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Tagged image file format or .TIFF for short is one of the most widely supported file formats for storing images on a computer. TIFF can handle up to 24 bits of photographic image, but TIFF is an older format that requires more storage space than needed for files in .JPEG or .PSD formats.
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Tree-Free refers to certain paper types that are made from renewable resources other than trees, such as bamboo, cotton, or hemp.
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Tree-Free refers to certain paper types that are made from renewable resources other than trees, such as bamboo, cotton, or hemp.
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