Yotatech calendars now available!
Dec 24, 2004 | 06:15 PM
#42
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From: earth
got mine the other day, I LOVE IT,,, i may need to get another
was thinking, maybe next year, have the owner sign his/her name ??? and maybe list the mods ???? just a thought, may be to much work,
very nice work for all those involved with this
was thinking, maybe next year, have the owner sign his/her name ??? and maybe list the mods ???? just a thought, may be to much work,
very nice work for all those involved with this
Dec 27, 2004 | 07:33 PM
#45
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From: Santa Clarita, California
i got mine today, and it's the coolest calendar i've had yet.
my one complaint is the cover. yeah, the one i made. unfortunately the background didn't print with a strong enough contrast as i'd hoped for (looked good on screen, but not paper), so that makes it kinda hard to see what's really in there. oh well, my fault for not making it stronger while i had the chance. lesson learned.
my one complaint is the cover. yeah, the one i made. unfortunately the background didn't print with a strong enough contrast as i'd hoped for (looked good on screen, but not paper), so that makes it kinda hard to see what's really in there. oh well, my fault for not making it stronger while i had the chance. lesson learned.
Dec 28, 2004 | 05:18 AM
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From: boston, ma
i've worked in graphic design and printing, and believe me, its TOUGH to figure out what something will look like printed even if it looks great on screen.
the trick usually is to toy with contrast and color saturation.
till next time.....
the trick usually is to toy with contrast and color saturation.
till next time.....
Dec 28, 2004 | 08:45 AM
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If you worked in the graphic design and printing field, why would've you/they not ran with a calibrated monitor and a properly profiled printer to eliminate all guesswork? That is a LOT of wasted time if you don't have color management. It really doesn't have to be difficult.
Dec 30, 2004 | 04:21 PM
#52
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From: San Diego CA
I got mine a while ago. It's killer...not a damn jeep or ford in it. 
I'm going to try to fill this year with some killer wheeling and I'll track it in my trusty Yotatech calendar.
There are soem great looking rigs. Hopefully I can make it in there next year.
I'm going to try to fill this year with some killer wheeling and I'll track it in my trusty Yotatech calendar.
There are soem great looking rigs. Hopefully I can make it in there next year.
Dec 30, 2004 | 09:48 PM
#56
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From: Wandering around Phoenix
Cool, glad everybody liked it. And to brian...where's that flip off icon when I need it... 
In order include descriptions for each rig, I'll need to enlist the help of photoshop people. I don't know how to do it. The text will need to be on the image itself.
So far, 64 US calendars and 3 Canadian calendars have been sold.
I barely remembered to do this calendar thing this year so you guys need to remind me about it next year, like in Sept or so.
In order include descriptions for each rig, I'll need to enlist the help of photoshop people. I don't know how to do it. The text will need to be on the image itself.
So far, 64 US calendars and 3 Canadian calendars have been sold.
I barely remembered to do this calendar thing this year so you guys need to remind me about it next year, like in Sept or so.
Dec 30, 2004 | 09:49 PM
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From: Whitehorse, Yukon
Originally Posted by Robinhood150
Cool, glad everybody liked it. And to brian...where's that flip off icon when I need it...
In order include descriptions for each rig, I'll need to enlist the help of photoshop people. I don't know how to do it. The text will need to be on the image itself.
So far, 64 US calendars and 3 Canadian calendars have been sold.
I barely remembered to do this calendar thing this year so you guys need to remind me about it next year, like in Sept or so.
In order include descriptions for each rig, I'll need to enlist the help of photoshop people. I don't know how to do it. The text will need to be on the image itself.
So far, 64 US calendars and 3 Canadian calendars have been sold.
I barely remembered to do this calendar thing this year so you guys need to remind me about it next year, like in Sept or so.
