Should I file a police report?

[Shaun @ Tru6]

When I published FirstTime Dad magazine, we always supplied 300 dpi files in Quark. What the printer did with them, that I can't say, but everything was required to be 300 dpi.

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[wdfifteen]

Originally Posted by Shaun 84 Targa

When I published FirstTime Dad magazine, we always supplied 300 dpi files in Quark. What the printer did with them, that I can't say, but everything was required to be 300 dpi.

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When you are going to rasterize a digital image you want to sample one with a resolution of at least 2x the final resolution. So, for a 150 line screen, you start with a 300 dpi original.

QUARK!! One of the best days of my life was when we told Quark Inc. that we were switching to InDesign. That was about 30 seconds after Adobe released InDesign.

[stomachmonkey]

Originally Posted by wdfifteen

True, the terms describe similar, though not identical concepts, but they are completely separate. To say "DPI ='s 2.5x's line screen" makes no sense.

Part of the confusion is that DPI relates to the output resolution of the device. It is commonly confused with, become synonymous with and has generally replaced PPI these days.

Old timers know the difference, todays generation rarely use PPI as a term.

Because a computer generates images in pixels, a grid and printers lay down dots of varying size to trick our eye into seeing shades the image resolution becomes and issue.

4/c plates run lines at different angles to try and get a nice roseate.

When the grid is overlaid by the line we find that some pixels fall on a portion of the dot and either need to be included or dropped. When the PPI is too low, the grid too large, a lot more pixels get included giving us that pixelated, square edged look.

So we need twice the PPI for the intended line screen so we have enough pixels to lose without affecting the image quality.

[stomachmonkey]

Originally Posted by wdfifteen

When you are going to rasterize a digital image you want to sample one with a resolution of at least 2x the final resolution. So, for a 150 line screen, you start with a 300 dpi original.

Wait a minute, you just said the same thing that I did but said it made no sense?

[Buckterrier]

This is an awesome thread. From a simple question to manhood to panties back to manhood to doodling to printing, back to manhood, friendship back to manhood, printing, killing people in Nam, typing speed back to manhood, pixels.... (did I miss anything?)

And I said it would die...
Testosterone is such a beautiful chemical.

Shaun did you print Whipped magazine also?

[Shaun @ Tru6]

Why I'm going to beat you up for that Mark, next time I see you, fists o' fury man, fists o' fury. LOL!

You would have liked FTD, that is if you were man enough to read it. LOL!!!! (women were the primary reader BTW)

Originally Posted by Buckterrier

This is an awesome thread. From a simple question to manhood to panties back to manhood to doodling to printing, back to manhood, friendship back to manhood, printing, killing people in Nam, typing speed back to manhood, pixels.... (did I miss anything?)

And I said it would die...
Testosterone is such a beautiful chemical.

Shaun did you print Whipped magazine also?

[DARISC]

Originally Posted by 911Rob

...Have fun, be happy. Life is too short....

Just keep checking out the guy in the mirror, that's what really counts imo.

In a funhouse mirror
He contorted and died…
Trying to conform.

[Shaun @ Tru6]

Originally Posted by wdfifteen

QUARK!! One of the best days of my life was when we told Quark Inc. that we were switching to InDesign. That was about 30 seconds after Adobe released InDesign.

I met the daughter of the Quark founder once, years ago. Smoking hot, incredibly rich, sort of a jerk.

[Buckterrier]

Originally Posted by Shaun 84 Targa

I met the daughter of the Quark founder once, years ago. Smoking hot, incredibly rich, sort of a jerk.

You you were a real man, (oops back to that manhood thang again), you'd have boned her, told her to make you a sandwich and bring a beer with it.

[dtw]

Originally Posted by Buckterrier

...you'd have boned her, told her to make you a sandwich and bring a beer with it.

...and be quick about it.

[Shaun @ Tru6]

Originally Posted by Buckterrier

You you were a real man, (oops back to that manhood thang again), you'd have boned her, told her to make you a sandwich and bring a beer with it.

You know I was so tired from beating up her fiance (he shook my hand a little too softly, sort of cold fish, and smiled, but didn't smile the way he should have, so I pummeled him, and anyway, after resting, she did make me the sandwich, my gf brought me the beer and then we had a great wild threesome, so I then I was really tired and then...

fists o' fury man!

[Buckterrier]

Originally Posted by dtw

...and be quick about it.

See, that's why I lost my mancard. I'm not that assertive LOLOLOL

[Eric Coffey]

Originally Posted by Shaun 84 Targa

I'm sorry, let me make this a little clearer for you: I only sell to retailers, online and Main Street small stores. I don't sell to the public.

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Originally Posted by Shaun 84 Targa

The 917 shirt is $25 + shipping (can ship overseas).

The Speedster shirt is $20 + shipping.

shipping is $4 East of the Mississippi; $6 West. If buying more than one, please just use your best judgment in determining postage.

If you would like to order, simply paypal me at shaun@littletravelerusa.com please note which shirts you want, size and ship to address.

if you would like to send a check or pay by credit card, please email be with a phone number and I'll give you a call.

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Originally Posted by Shaun 84 Targa

When ordering, please specify:
Destroyed white
Destroyed black
Natural
Black

Each shirt is $26 shipped. Not going to estimate shipping East/Coast this time. Canada, add $7, overseas add $10 (total, not per shirt if ordering more than one).

My paypal is shaun@littletravelerusa.com.

I'll be running these July 1-3 and shipping then.

= Contradiction #1

[Buckterrier]

Originally Posted by Shaun 84 Targa

You know I was so tired from beating up her fiance (he shook my hand a little too softly, sort of cold fish, and smiled, but didn't smile the way he should have, so I pummeled him, and anyway, after resting, she did make me the sandwich, my gf brought me the beer and then we had a great wild threesome, so I then I was really tired and then...

fists o' fury man!

Mancard re-instated!!!!!

[Eric Coffey]

Originally Posted by Shaun 84 Targa

I used to think that making a basic t-shirt was easy. It's not.

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Originally Posted by Shaun 84 Targa

Your dragon would take under an hour to go from computer to 30 printed shirts using decades old silkscreen techniques.

On a poly shirt, I could dye sub it in 2 minutes.

on any light colored shirt, I could use water-based direct to garment printing in 20 seconds.

From a printing technical perspective, there is nothing elaborate about your drawing. You could bring your sketch down to any local shop and have it done for $3.50 + cost of a shirt.

= Contradiction #2

[Shaun @ Tru6]

looks like we got a live one here fellas. LOL!

[Shaun @ Tru6]

Originally Posted by Buckterrier

See, that's why I lost my mancard. I'm not that assertive LOLOLOL

I thought it was for that other thing.

[Eric Coffey]

Originally Posted by BLEW911

Ooops. That sound you heard was me just falling off the turnip truck.

+1 and LOL

[Eric Coffey]

Originally Posted by Shaun 84 Targa

In fact I've never sold LT on Pelican.

OK.

[targa911S]

Originally Posted by Buckterrier

You you were a real man, (oops back to that manhood thang again), you'd have boned her, told her to make you a sandwich and bring a beer with it.

And iron my shirt!