Brief about DTP Jobs
The DTP operator is a responsible person in printers, publishing houses and wherever materials are printed in large quantities, for the correct preparation of files that will be printed. The task is easy and simple in theory, however, one small error of the DTP operator and the circulation of several thousand copies of newspapers can be thrown away. In this work, many things may go wrong: change of paper for another, new printer with other inks, incorrect conversion of colors. There are also typo errors, bad placement of some element or just a few details. All this can end very badly and bring big losses - so it's work under stress and tension, because if something goes wrong it usually will be just for the DTP operator.
Generally print
Printing? multiple reflection of an image from a printing form onto a printing substrate (e.g., on paper). Every copy, that is a print, is commonly called a print.
The printing also means various techniques for copying text and graphics using traditional methods, using printing machines, as well as modern computer methods with the use of computer peripherals, such as printers, plotters, etc. - although such prints should be called printouts.
The introduction of computer techniques and digital printing to printers has meant that printing is also often understood as printing done on an industrial scale by means of adapted printing machines.
Colored marketing
Everyone likes colorful magazines or leaflets. But what would the world of marketing and advertising look like if it were not for printing and printing? Today, such things are produced on a mass scale, expenditures are increasing, because demand is growing all the time.
Nowadays, there is no company that at least once would not use the services of a printing company - leaflets, business cards or a small banner, it's almost a standard for every company. From small ones to big ones? it is known that on a different scale. However, you can still see badly marked or un-promoted brands, the reason for this may be the lack of investment in printing advertising materials.