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The term "lenticular" refers to an extruded plastic sheet that has columns of microscopic corrugations called lenticules imprinted on one side, giving the material its name. The lenticules are evenly spaced and of the same size across the page. The sheet's reverse, which may be printed on, is still smooth. LPI, or lines-per-inch, is a measure of the lenticular frequency and ranges from 10 to 200. No single LPI is ideal for all project impacts, just as no single prescription for glasses is effective for everyone.   When choosing the right   lenticular lens sheet , it's crucial to consider the lenticules curve or angle. A narrow-angle lenticular lens with a viewing angle between 15 and 44 degrees produces the greatest 3D impression. A wide-angle lenticular lens with a viewing angle between 44 and 65 degrees works best when trying to create a decent animation effect. Which lens is suitable for your project will depend on these variations?   Dimensions of lenticular lense

Optics may be used to create illusions of depth and motion in print. The technique is referred to as lenticular, and the results can include any blend of motion, stereoscopic depth ( 3D Lenticular Decorative ), and abrupt transitions (flips). It works especially well with today's high-resolution UV inkjet printers that can print straight on plastics. In the first of two articles, we first examine lenticular printing's definition and method of manufacture. A printed backing layer and a transparent plastic lens front layer are combined in lenticular printing. Many people probably first experienced lenticular print as youngsters, in novelty items like bubblegum cards and toys where, depending on how it is turned towards your eyes, the picture may switch between two or three scenarios. Novelty greeting cards, book covers, or   lenticular decorative printing depictions of tigers and dolphins are still the most popular uses. A shame because well-executed big-size lenticulars may make