PH: (800) 980-6871
FX: (860) 201-1024
sales@mvpvisuals.com
"What
is the difference between my
jpg and a vector file?"
Jpgs, gifs and tiff files are raster files. Raster files are made up of dots (actually little squares). If you have a low res file (for example, like an image you would get from a website) it will pixelate when we try to blow it up because there are not enough dots per inch (see above).
Vector artwork is made up of lines and anchor points.
There are
high resolution raster image files that we can print but these are very
large files (at least a few MB). A good way to test if your raster file
is large enough is to blow it up to size in your computer (for a tablecloth
images are blown up to about 20") then look at the image in your
computer at actual size. Of course since your screen in smaller than 20"
you will only see a portion of your logo but you will be able to see if
your image is pixlating.
If
all you have is a low res file, all is not lost! We do have vector conversion services. We can take most low res files and recreate
them to vector. Learn more about our Vector
Conversion Services.
To learn more
about the difference between images with pixels and vector images, just
view the 3 minute..
."Pixels
vs. Vector"
If you have
any questions, you can always call or email us your file and we can tell
you what we can do for you.
Email artwork@mvpvisuals.com
or call (800) 980-6871 ex. 101
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