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Hi... this is probably a daft question but here we go !
I intend (at some point) to offer my creations in various sizes especially in large format for signage and wall art, etc. etc.
Whilst I use Photoshop a lot I have very little experience of this area but what I do know is that a printer lays down quite specific criteria in order to maximise the quality of the end product.
So my question is can you give me some advice/guidance as to how I can ensure that any images I create are capable of being formatted into the criteria a printer would request, specially for larger images?
Thanks
Brian
I intend (at some point) to offer my creations in various sizes especially in large format for signage and wall art, etc. etc.
Whilst I use Photoshop a lot I have very little experience of this area but what I do know is that a printer lays down quite specific criteria in order to maximise the quality of the end product.
So my question is can you give me some advice/guidance as to how I can ensure that any images I create are capable of being formatted into the criteria a printer would request, specially for larger images?
Thanks
Brian
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Date: 09/12/2022 14:04
User: Jorge Vila
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User: Jorge Vila
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You can use also AI to resize standard images:
https://bigjpg.com/
In the training, in the 2.1 veresión there is also a 4x magnifier!
Regarding the kind of printing, they use to ask for CMYK instead of RGB, you can do that easily on Photoshop but it depends on the printer request!
Hope that helps!
https://bigjpg.com/
In the training, in the 2.1 veresión there is also a 4x magnifier!
Regarding the kind of printing, they use to ask for CMYK instead of RGB, you can do that easily on Photoshop but it depends on the printer request!
Hope that helps!
Date: 09/12/2022 12:06
User: Brian Foster
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User: Brian Foster
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Thank you very much for your guidance... it is much appreciated!
I'm sure this will not be the last you will hear from me lol!
Thanks
Brian
I'm sure this will not be the last you will hear from me lol!
Thanks
Brian