Commercial reprographics is a generic term that encompasses a range of methods to reproduce content. It can be literally split into ‘reproducing graphics’. For example, digital print, scanning and photography. It is valid for both hard and soft copies, i.e. physical and digital items.
It is effectively duplicating content using modern technologies, so not via drawing or sketching. Let’s look a little deeper into some methods that can be used within commercial reprographics:
There are other methods, like stencils, relief printing and intaglio printing, however these would not be used on a commercial scale.
Choosing the right method for commercial reprographics depends on a range of factors. Such as the number of duplicates that need to be created, the time that they need to be produced it and the quality they need to meet. Another consideration is the size of new duplicate, in a some cases it is possible to scale up or down the original work.
Copyright should always be considered when producing commercial reprographics, and if the original content isn’t yours, you should check with the owner if you are allowed to use it.
If you have images or documents that you need replicating, get in touch with us and Monster today. We will help you choose the best method and ensure high quality results.
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