Jersey with printed background.

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khooengtheng

khooengtheng

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A walk in customer came in yesterday with a Manchester United jersey signed by Sir Alex Ferguson. He asked if I could propose certain designs so that he would have some idea hows the frame look like. Unfortunately I do not have the visualization software programs to show him immediately which he used to have in London based frame shop.

Again; no choice, we have to use Photoshop to present our idea ( but not immediately!). Here is the output which we proposed with the additional graphic design background.
 

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Just an aside, if someone came into a framer in this country with that jersey, they would probably ask that we find a way to cover up "AIG"
 
I figured it would have to be nothing less than a large output printer -- my biggest concern would be resolution, but then again the advertisers we go with always complain about my 600dpi ads. Hey, I'm a stickler for crisp images. ^_^

Definitely keep us posted with this topic! ^_^
 
Must get the high resolution original file

Cavalier said:
I figured it would have to be nothing less than a large output printer -- my biggest concern would be resolution, but then again the advertisers we go with always complain about my 600dpi ads. Hey, I'm a stickler for crisp images. ^_^

Definitely keep us posted with this topic! ^_^
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If the original file has the high resolution with 600dpi, I believe the image output should in very sharp looking. However, if the original file you obtained is lower than that, but you print it in the 600dpi or 1200dpi format, you wouldn't get the clearer picture you wish.
 
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