Just don't put fancy pants game on here as my Mrs would be here more than me ;/

OK, my first batch of mugs are done, I uploaded 2 pics if anyone's interested. They're in the gallery. I had fun making them Hope the fun continues.

<t>I'd go Photoshop. The newest one you can afford. In my opinion Photoshop is the benchmark, everything else is a % of it.<br/>
I do understand that it's hard to find the tool that you need for a while. I still forget lots of shortcut keys and menu lists, but it does what it's meant to, if you can ...

Slates Look beautiful. Well done. Now I have something else to look into :O

<t>I used to use an Epson R800 and Epson 2100 for printing photo's (A4 and A3). Now I use canon for photos so these 2 Epson printers are waiting for a new use.<br/>
I got an Epson S21 in my mug printing kit and although it is very noisy and cheaply made (and to buy), it seems like it copes very well ...

Well done Gill
They look absolutely fab. You must be so pleased with the results.
Its great to see other peoples work.

<r>Paul. I've only just begun with dye sub. I have been in litho printing, but left the trade 8 years ago. I have a gift shop and have just begun to print photo mugs of the landscape. Litho printing is CMYK and you have a set of colour squares printed on each sheet to keep the calibration correct. I ...

<t>I only just began dye subbing. In fact I've only printed 30 mugs so far, but I've been in printing for over 20 years. I Only use laptops, so colour calibration of my screen is not very easy, as the further it tilts away the more it changes colours and brightness.<br/>
I tries sawgrass profiling ...

Thanks for the welcome
Martin- Im on the North coast of Cornwall.

Hi,
I'm Ian from Cornwall. I have a gift shop and recently began printing some gear to sell.
I have been in Litho printing for 15 years but Dye Sub is all new to me.