Horizontal lenses or vertical lenses in lenticular printing?
The use of horizontal lenses or vertical lenses in lenticular printing depends on the use of the printed item and the visual effect (flip flop, motion, etc.)
What is the pitch in lenticular printing?
The pitch, expressed as lpi (lenses per inch), indicates the number of lenses per inch of a lenticular sheet. These lenses cover the surface of these sheets.
What is the 3D effect?
The 3D effect is a type of lenticular printing effect that conveys a sense of depth and three-dimensionality. It’s ideal for capturing attention.
What is the morphing effect?
The morphing effect is a type of lenticular printing effect that allows the gradual transformation of one image into another.
What is the zoom effect?
The zoom effect is a type of lenticular printing effect that represents the zooming in and out of a specific element such as a text or an image.
What is the motion effect?
The motion effect is a lenticular printing effect that shows a sequence of movement through a succession of images. It is ideal for playing “video fragments”.
What is the flip flop effect?
The flip flop effect is the simplest effect of lenticular printing and consists of the alternation of two images. It’s ideal for conveying the idea of change.
What is lenticular printing?
Lenticular printing is a type of printing that allows —by means of software and a specific material— the flat representation of special visual effects.