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'''Azuna:''' A patented three-dimensional design and printing technique, created by the company of the same name in 2006. Similar to [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular,]] Azuna uses thousands of microscopic, spherical domes on thin polypropylene sheets with small patterns that are capable of producing 3D effects. Unlike lenticular, Azuna 3D effects can be seen when the card is tilted at any angle. | '''Azuna:''' A patented three-dimensional design and printing technique, created by the company of the same name in 2006. Similar to [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular,]] Azuna uses thousands of microscopic, spherical domes on thin polypropylene sheets with small patterns that are capable of producing 3D effects. Unlike lenticular, Azuna 3D effects can be seen when the card is tilted at any angle. | ||
The first baseball cards produced using Azuna were the 2020 inserts in [[2010 Topps Series | The first baseball cards produced using Azuna were the "Topps 2020" inserts in [[2010 Topps Series 2#Topps 2020|2010 Topps Series Two.]] | ||
[[Category:Hobby Definitions]] | [[Category:Hobby Definitions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:51, 5 April 2011
Azuna: A patented three-dimensional design and printing technique, created by the company of the same name in 2006. Similar to lenticular, Azuna uses thousands of microscopic, spherical domes on thin polypropylene sheets with small patterns that are capable of producing 3D effects. Unlike lenticular, Azuna 3D effects can be seen when the card is tilted at any angle.
The first baseball cards produced using Azuna were the "Topps 2020" inserts in 2010 Topps Series Two.