Traveling Terabytes need a hardware makeover

[valanx]

Re: Traveling Terabytes need a hardware makeover

Tan and Black: http://www.new-navy-uniform.com/site...le-735x573.jpg

Yuck.

The other digital ones aren't bad. I used to ask why we had uniforms that made us easy to spot on a ship but hard to see if we fell overboard.

[Thorn]

Re: Traveling Terabytes need a hardware makeover

Example of new navy uniforms

http://www.northwestnavigator.com/im...-uniforms2.jpg

Funny, I heard it was this:

http://www.70disco.com/images/inthenavy2.jpg

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[astcell]

Re: Traveling Terabytes need a hardware makeover

DO,

I looked at uploading the cards tiff files to print some professionally, and the colors after uploading are all washed out. I am trying to see if this is the company's website or the limitations on the card colors available.

[Schuyler]

Re: Traveling Terabytes need a hardware makeover

I can get them print-ready if you shoot me the original PSD or AI file. (assuming it was either of those)

[astcell]

Re: Traveling Terabytes need a hardware makeover

Schuyler, scroll up for TIFFs.

[Deviant Ollam]

Re: Traveling Terabytes need a hardware makeover

i see that i was working in an RGB colorspace as opposed to CMYK. that can often be a cause of weirdness when making the leap from a computer monitor to printed matieral. photoshop can correct that pretty easily... strange that a print shop didn't try that first. or perhaps they had encountered another problem. either way, the TIFFs are there if someone wants to tweak them, or i can make the PSDs available, too.

[Schuyler]

Re: Traveling Terabytes need a hardware makeover

Schuyler, scroll up for TIFFs.

Ah, thanks, I missed that they linked to TIFFs first time around. I've converted the TIFF's color space to CMYK (as DO points out CMYK is best for print). Should be good to go:

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If these are still looking wonky when you try to get them reproduced we'll have to hack at the PSD itself.