March 11, 2009
Where or how can I print drafts of some marketing materials with bleed printing?
Can you answer Anne H's question about printing?:
I need to get drafts of my marketing materials (stationery set, brochures, presentation folder, even) to look as close as possible to what it might look like when professionally printed - to see how colors will look, what kind of paper will look good. Is there a place locally to help out with this without having to do a large quantity printing?
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Do a search for digital printers, while not quite as good as offset litho, they are capable of creating a good facsimile and because there are no plates involved they will be cheaper than going to print and having to scrap a print run. Ideally you should choose the same weight and kind of paper as your final print job, although digital printers cannot use the heaviest weights.
Kinkos does pretty good color matching actually. That's where I send my clients to when they need to see something that I have only showed them onscreen.