How to Choose the Right Image File Format for Print
Carol J. Elkins
celkins at awrittenword.com
Sat Mar 21 11:50:05 PDT 2015
At 11:00 AM 3/21/2015, you wrote:
>I assume you are referring to commercial
>printing, where either CMYK process colors or similar spot colors are used.Â
Well, no, actually. I do very little color work
and am woefully ignorant on all things color. So
far, the color photos and occasional color
artwork that my clients give me print just fine
commercially and output just fine to PDF without
my knowing anything about color. My clients mainly use line drawings.
I've had really good luck importing the
Illustrator vector artwork directly by reference
into my FM docs. For the past 20 years, I've
converted all my artwork to .eps first, but now
that Framemaker gets along with Illustrator, I
can skip that entire step. And it is very
convenient being able to double-click the
imported file to open it, revise it in Illustrator, and save it right back out.
Carol
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