★ 3D depth Effect

       The lenticular 3D depth effect is produced following the concept of parallax,
       which is achieved by combining the image data from the left and right eyes
       within the brain.Our brain processes two different views to form a single
       three-dimensional image.We can see the poster in the 3D effect image
        without glasses.
       3D Depth Effect
       Depths Lenticular Production Process

      ★ Flipping Effect

The Flip Effect is one of the simplest of all Lenticular animation effects. It consists of an image changing or flipping, to another. The Lenticular Flip Effect allows up to three separate images to be combined and seen independently when viewed from completely different angles, shifting the lenticular lens.  
Flip Effect
Flip Lenticular Production Process

      ★ Animation Effect

       The Lenticular Animation effect is created by interlacing multiple frames in
       a sequence to give the illusion of motion. It's comparable to watching a film
       clip or GIF image, however on a platform that doesn't require energy. For this
       effect, it is best when the background stays fixed throughout all the frames.
       Usually, this requires a short video clip or sequenced images.  
       Animation Effect
       Animation Lenticular Production Process

      ★ Morphing Effect

The Lenticular Morph Effect gradually transforms one image into a different image. Even though any two objects may be morphed, this process works best when the 2 images are similar in shape and both are on a common background.  
Morph Effect
Morph Lenticular Production Process

      ★ Zooming Effect

       The Lenticular Zoom Effect is the perception that an image is moving in
       closer or further away. This is achieved by having an assortment of images
       in various  positions, animated in a loop. The process of creating a Zoom
       animation is most effective when the background is common throughout all  
       the images.
       Zoom Effect
       Zoom Lenticular Production process

Lenticular Printing Process

• Depth Lenticular Production Process

• Flip Lenticular Production Process

• Animation Lenticular Production Process

• Zoom Lenticular Production Process

• Morph Lenticular Production Process

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Custom Lenticular Printing For Graphic Design

• Lenticular File Format

• Lenticular Layout

• Lenticular Resolution

• Text Font Size

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Related To Lenticular Card Production

1. What Is The Maximum Size Of Lenticular Sheets That Can Be Produced?

2. What Are The Applications Of Lenticular Products?

3. What Format Of Design Files Are Required?

4. Which Market Are Lenticular Card Products Mainly Exported(Or Supplied)To?

5. How To Buy Lenticular Printing Products At A Cheaper Price?

6. When Can I Get A Quote?

7. How Do I place an order?

8. What Is The Lead Time For Mass Production?

  1:Question: Lenticular File Format

Answer:

A layered Adobe Photoshop (PSD) file is the preferred format. We also accept Adobe Illustrator (AI), Portable Document Format (PDF), HD JPEG, and TIFF formats. If artwork is submitted in vector format, all text must be converted to outlines.

  2:Question: Lenticular Layout

Answer:

Flip and animation effects require 2 to 12 individual layers, one for each image change. 3D effects require 7 to 12 layers, at least above 3 layer.  one for each individual object or background.

  3:Question: Lenticular Resolution

Answer:

Resolution is measured in dots per inch (DPI). The more dots per   inch, the sharper your image will be. For printed products, the minimum   resolution is typically 300dpi.

 4:Question: Text Font Size

Answer:

Text Font Size: 8 pt. bold minimum, 10 pt. bold recommended for the 75 lpi lens. As smaller the lpi of the lens as larger fonts must be used. All fonts must be converted to outline.