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Legacy DJ Logo - Request

Discussion in 'Archived' started by H4rdstyle4ever, Jan 20, 2011.

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  1. 1970Forest

    1970Forest Moderator Staff Member

    can I ask if its an online print company you are dealing with (upload your image to their site)?
     
    1970Forest, Jan 31, 2011
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  2. H4rdstyle4ever

    H4rdstyle4ever New Member

    Yeah it is an online company: Spreadshirt.
    The one they refused was the pdf file, I'll try see if they accept the png.
    If they ain't, I gotta find a new company, thanks for any help :)
     
    H4rdstyle4ever, Feb 1, 2011
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  3. H4rdstyle4ever

    H4rdstyle4ever New Member

    Hey they accepted the jpg, but I was wondering (if it's not too much work) to make a transparent image in jpg-format and enlarge to 200x200 pixels.

    Can't thank you enough for this..

    -HFE
     
    H4rdstyle4ever, Feb 2, 2011
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  4. ishkey

    ishkey Moderator, Logos, Sports Crests Staff Member Verified Member

    jpg's can not have a transparent layer - it's just the law of programing.
    in the original zip the png is much larger than 200 x 200 pixels.
    So read the post and the links below.

    Your Spreadshirt
    What is digital printing?
    How do I create a pixel design (e.g. from a photo) that meets all requirements for digital printing?

    Printing on Clothing and Mousepads -
    In order to have a digital image printed successfully, your design must
    be saved as .png, .jpg, .bmp, or .gif (transparent formats, i.e. .gif or .png, are preferred)
    be at least 200 dpi
    not be larger than 4000 x 4000 pixels
    not be larger than 10 MB


    enclosed in the zip file are 2 png files one small around 200 pixels x 200 pixels
    the other around 500 pixels x 500 pixels
    both at 200 dpi
    Posted is a jpg format 200 pixels x 200 pixels - just right click on the graphic and save as
    If you plan to print on a shirt from th zip file, if you pick the 200 x 200 size it will be as small as the
    one posted here, a good place would be over the pocket area.
    You got lucky as I have been deleting graphics to regain disk space.

    djlk.jpg
     

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    ishkey, Feb 2, 2011
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  5. H4rdstyle4ever

    H4rdstyle4ever New Member

    Thanks for the zip.file :D

    Hmm the 200x200 seemed bigger in their editor. Don't know what's the reason. Guess I forgot to check those links, but thanks :p

    Think this is the last from me in this post for a while, keep up the good work and thanks once again :D
     
    H4rdstyle4ever, Feb 3, 2011
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