Lenticular print combines a clear plastic lens front layer with a printed backing layer. The print may be onto conventional paper which is then carefully aligned and laminated to the plastic lens material, or it may be directly printed (often by UV inkjet) onto the smooth rear face of the clear plastic.Aug 20, 2015
How do Lenticular cards work?
Motion cards use a special technology called lenticular printing. This process takes a batch of images and prints alternating strips of each image on the back of a transparent plastic sheet. ... When light passes through the plastic sheet, it is reflected from smooth white paper under the plastic sheet.
What are lenticular cards?
Lenticular plastic cards have an uneven surface, containing of tiny elevations made of lens and prisms. Those elevations are printed with different motives concerning your perspective so that the view changes depending on the angle from which the card is viewed or held.
What does lenticular cover mean?
Lenticular printing is a technology in which lenticular lenses (a technology that is also used for 3D displays) are used to produce printed images with an illusion of depth, or the ability to change or move as the image is viewed from different angles.
How does a lenticular work?
Lenticular print combines a clear plastic lens front layer with a printed backing layer. ... The print in a lenticular image is conventional, though the image creation stage is exacting. It splits a set of different images into narrow stripes, then arranges them in side-by-side sets (called interleaving).Aug 20, 2015