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| Velmeran:
--- Quote from: the7k on June 25, 2009, 06:40:26 PM ---I use a Kodak EasyShare 5100 All-In-One Printer I got off woot.com for $50, and I use Kodak Gloss Photo Paper (100-Pack) I get at Best Buy for around $10. --- End quote --- Same as me ;) --- when I have ink :( When I don't (and for 28mm bricks) I go to Kinko's self service kiosks. Oh, I'm also about to try a different paper type. I've heard from a lot of reliable sources on other forums (more dvd/bd cover related) that Brochure paper is what's used for most official covers. Planning on trying that out in a week or two, I'll post results of how it goes after. |
| honestliar62:
great, thanks for the replies guys. and if anyone has any more methods, keep 'em coming. i hope the brochure paper works well. i might try that as well, then. where can i get it? |
| shenske:
--- Quote from: Velmeran on June 25, 2009, 09:22:36 PM ---When I don't (and for 28mm bricks) I go to Kinko's self service kiosks. --- End quote --- Problem is with kinkos you have to pay for every minute you use there computers. If i remember correctly its like 25 or 50 cents a minute or something! As always, I recommend OfficeMax. Its the cheapest good quality print from a national company. |
| Velmeran:
--- Quote from: shenske on June 25, 2009, 11:23:02 PM --- --- Quote from: Velmeran on June 25, 2009, 09:22:36 PM ---When I don't (and for 28mm bricks) I go to Kinko's self service kiosks. --- End quote --- Problem is with kinkos you have to pay for every minute you use there computers. If i remember correctly its like 25 or 50 cents a minute or something! As always, I recommend OfficeMax. Its the cheapest good quality print from a national company. --- End quote --- It's actually more than that :( which is why I try very hard not to have any more 28mm bricks... I could only ever get my covers to print correctly on thier "advanced" PC, which had Photoshop CS# installed on it.. but then it cost more :\ Everytime I tried their normal pc's it messed with the % size and they didn't come out right. |
| AppleQueso:
--- Quote from: Velmeran on June 26, 2009, 11:09:43 AM --- --- Quote from: shenske on June 25, 2009, 11:23:02 PM --- --- Quote from: Velmeran on June 25, 2009, 09:22:36 PM ---When I don't (and for 28mm bricks) I go to Kinko's self service kiosks. --- End quote --- Problem is with kinkos you have to pay for every minute you use there computers. If i remember correctly its like 25 or 50 cents a minute or something! As always, I recommend OfficeMax. Its the cheapest good quality print from a national company. --- End quote --- It's actually more than that :( which is why I try very hard not to have any more 28mm bricks... I could only ever get my covers to print correctly on thier "advanced" PC, which had Photoshop CS# installed on it.. but then it cost more :\ Everytime I tried their normal pc's it messed with the % size and they didn't come out right. --- End quote --- I always just use good ol' mspaint on the normal pc to print things and they usually come out perfect for me. Well except that time they were out of legal paper and it accidentally printed a few covers on some insanely large paper. Thanks to that i have a massively blown up version of the Disgaea 1 artwork. |
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