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Digital Printing
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Posters
Poster printing is a major part of our business Printing posters of sizes A2, A1 and A0 plus custom posters up to 1000mm If you need poster printed fast contact our Sydney printing office for a fast quote on your next poster print job |
FAQQuestions About BullprintWhat Currency are your prices in? What are your company details What are your hours of Operation How long will it take to get my order? What types of storage media do you accept? What are your design fees? Can you print urgent jobs? Product Questions How well will my job match what I see on my monitor? Can you print jobs that are different than the standard formats that you offer? What is offset printing? What is Digital Printing? File Setup Questions Can I send you documents created in MS Word or PowerPoint? Why do certain colors look different from a re-print? What other file formats can you take? What is the difference between the RGB and CMYK color space? What is the difference between full color and 4 color products? What is bleed? Do I have to put bleed on? How do I add bleed to my Microsoft Word file? How should my business card be set up? How Should my Letterhead be set up? How should my With Comps Slip be set up? How should my A4 flyer be set up? How do I add bleed to my Adobe Illustrator file? How do I add bleed to my Adobe Photoshop file? How Do I add bleed to my Indesign File? What Currency are your prices in? For any of your printing, Bullprint uses Australian Dollars $AUD What are your company details Shop 18, 48-50 George St Parramatta, NSW, 2150 Australia Phone: +61 2 9891 3411 Fax: +61 2 9891 3433 Email: sales@bullprint.com.au What are your hours of Operation Mon 8:30 - 5:00pm Tues - Fri 8:30 - 5:30pm How long will it take to get my order? Most jobs will be printed within 3 - 5 business days after you approve your proof. Shipping days will vary depending on your location. What types of storage media do you accept? We can take your files on a CD, DVD or USB Drive What are your design fees? Our fees start at a minimum $25 fee for minor changes, $45 will cover most business card / letterhead designs and a charge of $85p/h for all other artwork. The fee allocated for your particular job is at our discretion, please email or phone through for an actual artwork quotation. Can you print urgent jobs? YES! If you have an urgent digital print job that your life depends on, give us a call. In most cases we will find a way to squeeze it in for you! Always let us know upfront if it is urgent otherwise our standard turnaround times will be given. How well will my job match what I see on my monitor? Due to wide differences in monitor calibration and the different technologies used, some printed colours may not exactly match the colours on your specific monitor. Calibrating your monitor at home will help but for exact colour matching the Pantone colour system should be used. Can you print jobs that are different than the standard formats that you offer? Yes. Email us with your job specs and we will give you a custom quote. What is offset printing? Offset printing is the use of a printing press and inks. Four different coloured inks cyan, magenta, yellow, black (CMYK)are applied one at a time on the press as the paper passes through. By layering the colours you create full colour printing. One colour or PMS inks are applied seperately or in addition to the CMYK inks. Inks need to dry before cutting and drying times vary according to the colour and weather. What is Digital Printing? Digital printing uses a method similar to the way a photocopier works. Powders are heated and fused onto the paper. Being instantly dry and this is a very fast way to print. Can I send you documents created in MS Word or PowerPoint? No. The files we prefer to take are PDF files Why do certain colors look different from a re-print? There are many possible factors that can affect the color on your printed materials. The weather outside can play a part in affecting how the ink dries on the paper, and can change the color slightly. The ink density and constant on-press fluctuations in color, printing press running temperature or blanket wear, may also affect color slightly. It is impossible to expect any professional printer to produce exactly the same printed blue on two separate days. What other file formats can you take? At Bullprint we can take InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, or our most preferred method is PDF files. If providing Ind, AI, or PSD files please outline text, flatten artwork and supply any linked files. What is the difference between the RGB and CMYK color space? RGB refers to the primary colors of light, Red, Green and Blue, that are used in monitors, television screens, digital cameras and scanners. CMYK refers to the primary colors of pigment used by commercial printers: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black. These are the inks used on the press in “4-color process printing”, commonly referred to as “full color printing”. Bullprint only prints in CMYK and all filed should be converted if they are not in this format. What is the difference between full color and 4 color products? Full colour and 4 colour mean the same thing What is bleed? Bleed is a term used to describe an overflow of artwork 3mm beyond the artwork size (or trim size. This bleed will be later trimmed of for a flush finish. Bullprint and all commercial printers will ask for artwork and designs to be supplied with bleed for the best printed results. Do I have to put bleed on? Yes all files must be provided with bleed, If no bleed is provided uneven white card/paper will still be visible on your final result. How do I add bleed to my Microsoft Word file? 1. Set up a new document 3mm bigger all round than the size of the product you are ordering. Eg: A4 Letterheads, your document would be 216x303mm, 2. Put margins around your document at 3mm from the top, bottom, left and right. This outside space is your bleed, and inside the margins is your printed document. 3. Any colour or images that you want to go right to the edge of the product need to be placed into your design, but also get them to spill over onto your outer margins or bleed area. 4. Keep all type at least 5mm from the inside guide in your document. (So from the outside edge of the page, type will be sitting no closer that 8mm) 5. Save your document as you normally do. 6. Now save as a high print quality PDF (usually an option in your print menu)
See your word help if you do not know how to save as a PDF. 2. Any colour or images that you want to go right to the edge of the product need to be placed into your design, but also get them to spill over onto your artboard (white space surrounding your document) by at least 3mm. 3. Keep all type at least 5mm from the edge of your document. 4. Save your document as you normally do. 5. Now do a 'Save As' and choose Adobe PDF from the list of save options. Name your file and choose 'Save', Save Adobe PDF box will now appear, choose the following: You now have a correctly saved illustrator file! 2. Put guides around your document at 3mm from the top, bottom, left and right. This outside space is your bleed, and inside the margins is your printed document. 3. Any colour or images that you want to go right to the edge of the product need to be placed into your design, but also get them to spill over onto your outer margins or bleed area. 4. Keep all type at least 5mm from the inside guide in your document. (So from the outside edge of the page, type will be sitting no closer that 8mm) 5. Save your document as you normally do. 6. Flatten the layers and do a 'Save As' (name accordingly) 7. Send us this file, You now have a photoshop file including bleed!
2. Any colour or images that you want to go right to the edge of the product need to be placed into your design, but also get them to spill over onto your artboard (white space surrounding your document) by at least 3mm. 3. Keep all type at least 5mm from the edge of your document. 4. Save your document as you normally do. 5. File > Export, and choose Adobe PDF from the list of save options. Name your file and choose 'Save', Save Adobe PDF box will now appear, choose the following: |