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#Printing services.

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#93662From: CARL SMITHMar 26, 1994 10:39 PM
O.K. let me try it again. Either I posted this message in the wrong section or nobody outthere needs any business. I'm looking for a good service to print some tga files from back up tapes or disk. I need good quality prints, glossy or dye symilation (sp) prints. Working through the mail is no problem. I live in Ft.Lauderdale, Fl., but not to thrilled or confident in the work ethics of the SE Floridains. Thanks Carl
#93672From: Steven WaltersMar 27, 1994 12:23 AM
Carl, I don't know if the prices are good but you could call the company I work for… Applied Graphics Technologies. Call 213-245-9000 and as for the nearest plant. They will probably get you to the NY office. They may have a 800 number in you area also? Worth a shot. –Steven Walters 70524,634
#93754From: CARL SMITHMar 27, 1994 2:57 PM
Thanks Steve, will do. Carl
#93684From: Don LandisMar 27, 1994 12:53 AM
Carl: I use a BJC-800 for routine prints here. For high quality prints nothing beats the old film recorder to color negative film and enlargements. If you need speed we have a service bureau that does Dye sub output for a fat fee equal to twice the filmrecorder /enlargement cost. If quality is your game you should consider the film recorder approach. Should be several service bureaus in your area.
#93760From: CARL SMITHMar 27, 1994 3:02 PM
O.K. Don, I'm new to the film negative routine. How would I go about this. That is taking the .tga file to a burea and getting it into a negative. What kind of program or equipment should the burea have to be able to do that process? Do you or your company have all of the above or do you farm it out? If you do have such service how about some price quotes through Email. Thanks Carl
#93966From: Jonas Ruikis [ADESK]Mar 28, 1994 10:31 AM
Don, << Carl: I use a BJC-800 for routine prints here. For high quality prints nothing beats the old film recorder to color negative film and enlargements. If quality is your game you should consider the film recorder approach. >> Can you mail me your responce to Carl. I'm completely ignorant in this area. Thanks Don. jonas[adesk]
#93981From: Don LandisMar 28, 1994 11:14 AM
You got my response to Carl????? What is it you are asking? I'm not sure I understand your question or request.