RGB refers to the primary colors of light, Red, Green and Blue, that are used in monitors, television screens, digital cameras and scanners. CMYK refers to the primary colors of pigment: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black. ... The combination of RGB light creates white, while the combination of CMYK inks creates black.

A good rule of thumb is anything dealing with the web should always be in RGB and printed material should be in CMYK. But very few designers and clients know why this is the standard. Back in the printing press days, to achieve color, each ink (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black) had its own plate.

In this video, we explain what RGB and CMYK are, the differences between the two, and what affect they can have on printing.

Portable Document Format (PDF) is a file format used to present and exchange documents reliably. PDF’s can contain links and buttons, form fields, audio, video, and business logic. They can also be signed electronically. To view PDF’s it’s free simply download Acrobat Reader software.

You can call us at 973-732-5585 from 9:00am to 6:30pm EST, Monday through Friday. You can send an email at any time to info@ensightgrfx.com.

No information we collect for order processing or from inquiries is shared with any other company or website. Your information is only used to contact you when necessary. Credit Card information is only used to bill you for products and services ordered.

Of course! You can easily email them to use or bring to the store and we will upload them to our computers.

If you have a small problem with your design and don’t have the tools or resources to amend it, our customer service team might be able to help out.

RGB refers to the primary colors of light, Red, Green and Blue, that are used in monitors, television screens, digital cameras and scanners. CMYK refers to the primary colors of pigment: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black. ... The combination of RGB light creates white, while the combination of CMYK inks creates black.

A good rule of thumb is anything dealing with the web should always be in RGB and printed material should be in CMYK.

To help as many people as possible, we accept a range of different formats. These are: GIF, PNG, JPEG, PD, PSD, AI, CorelDraw, etc.

These are the formats we would recommend:

For photography: high resolution JPEGs (preferably un-compressed)

For Graphics or Text: print-ready, vector based PDFs

For a mix of graphics and photography: print-ready PDFs

Yes we do. We print anything from business envelopes, business cards, direct mail, posters, engineering plans and signage. We also offer services beyond printing such as graphic design, and most of our locations can also create websites and email marketing campaigns. Talk to us to inquire about their specific capabilities.

Of course! You can email, text or come to the store your files, photos, logos, etc.

To help as many people as possible, MOO accepts a range of different formats. These are: GIF, PNG, JPEG, PDF, PSD, AI,TIFF, etc.

These are the formats we would recommend:

For photography: high resolution JPEGs (preferably un-compressed)

For Graphics or Text: print-ready, vector based PDFs

For a mix of graphics and photography: print-ready PDFs

Yes we do. The experts at Ensight Grfx can design and print large format printing, anything from signage & outdoor advertising, pull-up banners, posters, window graphics and vehicle graphics, with special inks and finishes to ensure that your prints stand the test of time.

Absolutely! Our team will customize a unique design just for you. Never duplicated from someone else!

Absolutely. Just speak to us and ask to see some samples of creative business cards, using special paper stocks and finishes.

Bleed

This is the portion of your design that will be trimmed off when the card is cut to the final size. Its purpose is to make sure your design or image reaches right to the very edge of the cards, leaving no unsightly white edges.

If you're designing your own artwork, you'll need to make your artwork 'Full Bleed' size to account for this. You'll find a list of 'Full Bleed' recommended sizes here, or we have a range of templates available for every product.

Trim

This is the final size of your cards, after the 'bleed' has been cut off.

Safe area

This is an area inside the 'Trim'. Being smaller than your final card, the safe area is kept well away from blades and cutting machines, and so this is where you should place your most important information or sections of your design. Anything outside of this area runs a risk of being cut off!

Absolutely, our graphic designers are ready to work with you to create a business card that suits your individual tastes and budget.

We offer a wide range of paper stocks and sizes ranging from labels and stickers to billboards and signage! We can also print and trim to any size, adjusting the size, margins and scale of our equipment to meet your requirements.

We will work with you during the quotation process to explain the most practical paperweight for your printed piece, we will take into consideration your budget, where the item will be displayed and how you will be using it. Paper samples are always available so you can get a feel for the finished job.

Digital printing is the process of printing from a digital file to a toner or ink-based printer. It is a cost effective process that delivers a high-quality outcome, in a shorter time than traditional offset printing.

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