- Make sure you use vector when getting ready to print
- Make sure to have a high enough DPI
- Make sure you start from CMYK from the begining
- Set your document type correctly
No problem, CMYK will work. Though I am not a color expert, still i suggest you the color you have given is not bad. But one thing if you could provide some deep color instead of pink, it would be better.
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After reading all these replies I just realized how much I love my printer! I’m also self taught in this area and so have no tricks.
In my ‘trial and error’ I learned that the quality of the output file can be affected by the program. I had an older copy of Pagemaker that I used until I had to upgrade to InDesign (the new industry standard apparently). The output quality was dramatically different for some reason. Even the same file that I created in Pagemaker and then imported into InDesign produced a superior .pdf for printing. So I was wondering how old is the Photoshop program? Is it time to upgrade to CS?
Can I make a suggestion? Work in Indesign. Or Illustrator at a push. There’s nothing on these posters you needed to use Photoshop for and colour for prepress is MUCH easier to handle in Indesign, because that’s what it’s for.
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+10!