>I would not order these overlays. They appear quite expensive Hmm, the price seems reasonable to me. Printing onto plastic from what I understand is quite expensive to begin with. When you factor in that this is a limited appealing, 'boutique'-type product, the price seems reasonable. (to me at least, IMHO) >and I do not like their design (Why are the white labels so small?). Hmm, the label size seems fine to me as well. In the upper section they are 1:1 with what's already on the BCR200, and in the lower section, the labels are bigger than what's printed on the BCR2000. My only complaints are: 1) They arrived a bit warped and don't fit properly. 2) I wish it was a single sheet of plastic, stair stepped (zig-zagged), instead of two separate pieces (but that's a minor issue). > I once made an overlay for the BCR2000 and Stylus RMX. I sent it as a jpg > file to an internet photo service (ALDI) and Igot back a 30cm x 20cm > photo. I just had to cut out the holes for the knobs, the buttons and the > display. Oh, that's a great idea! I hadn't thought of that... what kind of material did you get it printed on? I'm thinking plastic or thick/heavy cardboard stock would work. I have a BCF2000 and was wishing there was a product like the BCR overlays for the BCF, maybe I'll go that route and print one for my BCF. Jeff
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Re: [bc2000] Re: overlay warp
2009-03-12 by Jeff B
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