I’m getting some NFTs printed on PVC cards and the company has sent me the final images which have darker shades of the colors used in the NFT images.
Would the NFTs still be as effective as the original? Shown some below, the left one is ready for print.
Yes, as long as u legitimately own them.
From my understanding it is important to keep the ratios, but I cant tell u how important.
Well, effectiveness should be around the same if not entirely same. But best if @SammyG confirms.
And if Sammy comes here, then I would add question:
If the picture degrades a bit, like some colour gets worn out, can it have any influence of the effects/connection at all?
Don’t know anything about design, you mean the ratio of RGB colours?
Well I have no option and printing on a PVC card seems different than a normal digital print.
No, the ratios of the length and width
Ok, it will be a rectangular one just like a credit card, should be fine I guess?
It should be fine, it would even work if it was Black and White
Now that I am reading again – if the picture was stretched or squished in certain directions (breaking the length x width ratio), that might be an issue. But color should’t be an issue.
the colors are ok, they will work, but i see that all the left images, that will be printed, are more elongated than the originals. This means that the ratio between length and width has been changed, and this is not alowed, in order for the nft to be able to function as it should.
Ok can’t be helped, the PVC card has only one size, I have to live with it.
maybe you could tell them to center the picture and keep the original ratio, and leave two white stripes on the sides? Then you could cut them (or not) with a scissor at home.
I put them in Word files, many pictures on a page, then go out to print them on paper, then cut them, then go out and laminate them :) and finally cut them to the final size, with little transparent margins and rounded corners :)
Ok thanks good idea will try this for future NFTs.
