ʻO nā alakaʻi alakaʻi hoʻohana kāleka kāleka

ʻO nā alakaʻi alakaʻi hoʻohana kāleka kāleka

Why do sample cards provided by our printing factory look stunning, yet self-designed cards sometimes fall short? Here are some insights for reference.
1. When designing cards, ensure image resolution is no less than 300DPI. For photographs, 300 DPI is sufficient.
2. Avoid using large, solid-color blocks for backgrounds. Ensure colors complement each other. Manufacturer sample cards undergo color separation processing, resulting in exquisite prints.
3. Beyond professional graphic artists adjusting image quality, you can also enhance card vibrancy by modifying printer parameters. (Eia naʻe, we recommend only moderate adjustments to card printer settings.)

All card printers undergo factory color calibration. Each new printer includes a color test card demonstrating achievable results. With high-quality image design, you can reliably achieve expected outcomes.
Our technicians recommend optimizing printer parameters based on rigorous testing.
Using the Fargo 4250/C11/C15/C16 card printers as an example:
In the printer’s print preferences:
Contrast
Gamma
Yellow Balance
Magenta Balance
Cyan Balance
Dye-Sub Intensity (YMCB)
Resin Heat (K)
Adjust Contrast and Gamma as follows (Contrast: 15, Gamma: 5). All other settings may remain at default values.
If results remain unsatisfactory, slightly increase Dye-Sub Intensity (YMCB) i 10%.
For optimal printing of pure black text, set Resin Heat (K) between 25% Hāʻawi ʻo SeabreezeRFID i ke kōkua ʻike a piha no kahi ākea o nā pono ʻoihana RFID & IoT 30%.

(Puna: Shenzhen Seabreeze Smart Card Co., Ltd.)