NEWS RELEASE GRAPHIC IMAGERY BOOSTS DIGITAL PRINTING CAPABILITIES WITH HP INDIGO 5500 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, California—May 4, 2009—Graphic Imagery, Inc., a printing business based in South San Francisco, today announced that it has purchased a new HP Indigo 5500 digital printing press. The company, which already has three offset lithographic presses, a letterpress and comprehensive prepress and bindery equipment, can now offer in-house digital printing and variable-data capabilities to clients. The HP Indigo 5500 allows Graphic Imagery to produce quality digitally-printed material with great flexibility in terms of quantity, turnaround time, workflow and personalization. “The addition of the Indigo to our existing stable of equipment essentially rounds out the printing services we offer at the quarter-size – or 20-inch – sheet format,” said Stuart Imison, president of Graphic Imagery. “We are focused on anticipating and meeting the evolving needs of our customers in that particular space – including the need to work with tighter budgets. We think we are better positioned to do that with a digital press.” Imison added, “We know that brokers, designers and print buyers have plenty of options when it comes to buying print. We are a relatively small shop and by being focused we believe we can differentiate ourselves based on service, knowledge and pricing.” Earlier in the year Graphic Imagery moved to larger premises that can accommodate the new digital press. “We are looking forward with optimism and believe that even in the current economic environment, smart investments that are focused on customer needs make good business sense,” said Imison. Graphic Imagery will be leveraging the Indigo’s liquid ink technology, wide color spectrum, color management with Pantone emulation and ICC profiles, and special and spot color capabilities. With the Indigo, the company will support 68 ppm full color, 136 ppm 2-color and 272 ppm monochrome, regardless of media type or thickness. About Graphic Imagery Graphic Imagery was founded in 2001 by Stuart Imison, a Heidelberg-trained press operator with 20 years of print-production experience. The company provides offset lithographic, digital and letterpress printing services to print brokers, designers and other commercial and non-profit organizations in the San Francisco Bay Area. Stuart still manages the business today, working directly with customers and managing production, with a particular focus on quality control. More information about Graphic Imagery is available at www.gimagery.com.

Press Contact: Rachel Imison Office: (650) 588-1171 Cell: (650) 464-5766 Email: rachel@gimagery.com