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When sending artwork for printing you ought to provide all your images in CMYK. This way, if there are any colour shifts, you’ll be able to see them and take steps to correct the problem. If you supply RGB images, your prnter you make the CMYK conversion, and hopefully show you a proof. If you want to make any changes to your images at that point, your job may be delayed and incur additional charges. It’s much better for you to supply CMYK files up front.

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What are the differences between printing on the disc face and printing the rest of the packaging that I should keep in mind when designing?
Discs are printed with a different process than the rest of the packaging. Booklets, digipaks, and jackets are printed with HP Indigo (CMYK) inks, using a high-quality process liquid electrostatic lithography. Discs are printed either with Inkjet printers or for larger runs (over 1000) are silkscreened. There are a couple of key differences to keep in mind:



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What’s the difference between process and spot colours?
If matching the disc to the rest of the package is important to you, we can provide you with proof copies of all your items, however because of the different processes involved we cannot guarantee we will be able to provide you with an exact match.
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All packaging is printed in HP Indigo process (CMYK) colour, while standard on-disc printing is done with inkjet inks. While the processes are similar, some colours—blue and orange in particular—look [url=http://www.mastercyid.it]moncler outlet[/url] very different due to the different inks and [url=http://www.golfwithashotgun.co.uk]barbour by mail[/url] different substrates. In general, the HP Indigo prints are brighter and more saturated than their inkjet equivalents.


If you’re designing artwork in an RGB colour space, we’ll have to convert it [url=http://www.golfwithashotgun.co.uk]barbour uk[/url] to CMYK to print. Depending on your artwork, the colours might shift a little or a lot.
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Will the printing on my CD / DVD match my booklet or digipak?
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