Digital presses are subject to uneven reproduction of large areas of solid color, tints and blends, leading to banding and blending issues. Fortunately, applying some basic design elements will eliminate the issue and enhance visual attractiveness.

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Avoid large areas of solid color by including photos, graphics and text from the start. At the same time, you’ll be enriching the piece’s appeal.

“One of the strengths of the digital press is its ability to reproduce images. So I infuse my work with photos and graphics, and I avoid flat areas of color.”

Tip: To break up solid areas of color, add a subtle pattern—or “noise”—using image manipulation software.