Hi, I only print for myself and do not offer the service. I know there are folks on Etsy that do custom printing. You could also ask on my Facebook group: Lenticular Art, Printing, and 3D Photography. There are a number of people there that offer the service.
Very nice grate work. Please tell where to get he high gloss film to print the image. please give link to purchases. and details about it thickness etc. Thanks in advance.
What printing software you're using. I guess it's special 3D printing software and it goes along with the coated lenticular sheet. What temperature you are usijf at laminator. Can I have your contact to learn more from you? Thanks
There are large format UV printers that can print the interlaced picture to the rear of the lenticular sheet. It’s still a hands-on workflow because you have to align the sheet on the printer.
@@MichaelBrownArtist Thanks a lot! There were lenticular cards that were given in millions of Frito-Lay (Cheetos, Ruffles etc) snacks in my Country. They were probably done by UV printers for the amount that was done right?
@@curat3d , the UV printers I mentioned are for small quantities. There are litho workflows for customers that need thousands or million of the same piece. optigraphics.com/lenticular-printing/
@@MichaelBrownArtist Thanks for the response! And I've read mixed things about UV printing on lenticular sheets. Is it actually higher quality than printing on paper?
@@MichaelBrownArtist Thank you, your videos are filled with undocumented techniques that have helped me tremendously. The how to's instruct you to laminate your interlaced photo to your lenticular sheet, but offer no details on how to get this done efficiently. The tape to pull the release liner, score to top 1/2 inch pull the release liner and cover with the silicone sheet (I use parchment paper) has made my laminating improve. I may actually get a full sheet with no air bubble one of these days. Thanks again for all you post