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Flip Lenticular

A Flip lenticular Card is when you have two or more images interlaced together printed on Lenticular Lens Sheet. The flip effect is achieved due to changes in the viewing angle; movement causes lenses on the lenticular screen to single out one or the other source frames from the encoded image.When the lenticular lens is attached, you are able to see each image separately when viewing from various angles.

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Different images could be seen when the card is titled or seen from different angles.Images which change depending on the viewing angle, are commonly referred to as lenticular flip. Lenticular flip images consist of two or more frames. In short, only two different frames are used. The encoding means “cutting” frames into thin stripes and mixing them in such a way that a pair of stripes is located under each lens: one from the first image and the other one from the second image.

Flipping Lenticular (or view changing) is not only easy to manage but also the most effective way to pass the message to your target. It is simple to put your Brand product's image or Promote marketing in one frame.

A dramatic swapping of two images-each vanishing and then reappearing from one to another. Utilizing this lenticular flip effect is most beneficial for demonstrating "cause-and-effect" or even "before-and-after" comparisons. In the following descriptions, we will refer to the lens orientation as being Vertical Flip (side to side) or Horizontal Flip (up and down).

Horizontal lens direction requires the image to be moved in an up & down motion, typically requiring a hand-held final Card. Standard lens orientation is horizontal for up/down flip movement.

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Side-to-side flip available for signage purposes.Vertical lens direction requires a side-to-side viewing motion, with the product typically used in a stationary piece,such as walking by a poster.The lenticular controls which slices you see at which angle, such that together you are only seeing one reassembled, whole image at each point in time.

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TIP: To maintain sharp contrast between the elements, limit the flip to only two images. The most dramatic visual presentation will result with fewer frames. In flip animation, less is definitely more.