Chip Label Feedback

[ohgeetee]

getting the graphic to show up not blurry is based on 2 things, the quality of your printer and the resolution of your image.

you need to set the dpi of the image in whatever program you are creating it in to 600+ depending on printer. if you're using kinkos or some other professional printer, i'd ask them what they reccomend. if the fish image is a drawn image or created in photoshop or illustrator, the source needs to be scanned at the higher dpi, or in illustrator, created at a higher dpi. you cant save a scanned image at 100dpi as 600dpi and expect any improvement, it has to start out at the higher dpi.

again, if the printer being used is shitty, anything less than a color laser if its an office type printer, or anything less than a print shop if its not at home, you wont ever get good results. Doing these types of labels on an inkjet will only result in smudged labels after the first night of use.