Lenticular Printer

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"Manufacturing this large format animated wall mural required technological mastery of lenticular graphic design, printing and mounting techniques. It involved the use of closely guarded trade secrets developed by the Photogram team members over a long They're examples of lenticular printing, a technique undergoing a modest revival thanks to new digital-imaging capabilities. Using this technology, you incorporate many versions of an image into a laminated print, creating artwork that simulates 2-D or 3-D A very interesting new awareness campaign is hitting the streets, in the hope of stopping child abuse, as well as help their victims find support. The ANAR Foundation have begun using lenticular printing, which has allowed them to create outdoor ads that Earlier this week, ClickZ reported on a new ad campaign in Spain that uses lenticular printing to serve two versions of the same ad to different people. In a nutshell, the ad is about child abuse and shows a different message to children based on Mumbai-based Taco Visions received the Artistic Lenticular Printing Award 2012 at Drupa. The award was collected by Kiran Prayagi of pmIndia T P Pandey, managing director at Taco Visions, said, “We had not expected it to come to us the big way! It is the recently reinvented lenticular (holographic) printing process, with a twist! In that process, first seen in the 1950’s, a specially manufactured “ridged” piece of plastic is placed over an optically modified and printed image, producing a .

If you've picked up a 3D camera from Fujifilm and are basking in the glory of its 3D display, what are you going to do with the 3D photos you've taken, aside from view them on your slick new 3D HDTV? Rather than order 3D photos from Fujifilm directly, you Michigan based printing company Lenticular Image Printing recently announced the release of their new line of 3d business cards. Along with their new line of products, Lenticular Image Printing is also in the process of increasing user accessibility and Gifpop uses a technique known as lenticular printing, which was very popular in the latter part of the 20th century for mediocre children's toys and cards sold as "holograms". By using a ridges over an image, different parts of the image can be directed at .