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Lettering Height/Color Readability Chart
Here’s a Lettering Height/Readability – Color contrast Chart..
don’t know if anyone needs it.
Jill brought it up in another thread, so i thought i’d throw it up.steve
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Great Help for the walkins in the shop who ask us what size letters they need
thanks for sharing.neil…
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Thanks Steve, interesting and useful!
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quote Neil:Great Help for the walkins in the shop who ask us what size letters they need
thanks for sharing.neil…
Exactly.. I have it hanging up, and just point my customers to it…. usually eliminates some explaining or showing them.
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Thank you Steve.
Printed & displayed!
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Good idea! thanks for that 😀
Nick
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Yup, Steve, that’s the one I meant!
It’s a great aid for steering customers in the right direction.
Thanks buddy.
Love….Jill -
What a good idea. That will be in my next newsletter for sure…
Thanks
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Great Idea
Printed it out and stuck it on my window and tested it out
Only probs!The 30″ high……….I couldn’t read it at 1250feet
In fact I couldn’t even see the paper it was written on! -
I had that some problem John…
Must be a cool guy thing… 😀 -
Steve
are the other intensity combinations like red on yellow further down the list?
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No Peter,
That’s all i have… couldn’t remember where i got it for a while, but it was in the signcalc when i bought it. (Estimating spreadsheet)
it was just an excel page in signcalc… i just copied it to a word file. Never could copy it to corel, to jazz it up… jill had a link in that other thread…. i’ll look for it.steve
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here it is (thank Jill)
I haven’t read it yet though….
I guess using the two, you could make one big one… -
Did you know, if a hawk could read, it would be able to read a newspaper from a mile away?
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Steve
your first file posted and the web site seem to be at a conflict as to which is the best contrast.
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quote John Singh:The 30″ high……….I couldn’t read it at 1250feet
In fact I couldn’t even see the paper it was written on!:lol1: :lol1: :lol1:
nik
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