Before starting my media coursework this year, I've never heard of a digipak and I had no clue of what it was so I decided to research it to find out more about what I will be creating for my ancillary task.
This is what I found out:
This is what I found out:
- Made mostly from thick card, the digipak is virtually shatterproof and allows great graphic display.
- Originally used for the album packaging of leading musicians, the digipak and digipak family are now priced reasonably enough to be used for any CD or DVD project.
- The digipak is an extremely versatile packaging. It can be made to accommodate a booklet either by placing in a die-cut slot or gluing onto one of the panel.
- In addition, the panels can be increased from 4 to 6, 8 or more.
- The DVD Digipak is a popular alternative to the DVD box which is now widely used for feature film DVD releases which are special editions because it increases the value and creates a premium product.
- CD and DVD DigiPaks make a big statement, they represent the ultimate custom packaging for your CD or DVD replication project. A DigiPak is also a more environmentally friendly option when compared with traditional plastic jewel cases or DVD cases.
- Material: 300gsm card with matt or gloss varnish. Printed 4 colours (CMYK) or Pantone colours. Spot varnish, lamination and embossing available.
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