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I’m running photoshop cs and have acrobat professional.. I designed a post card in ps to be emailed to a printer I was planning on doing it in .tiff, but I was advised that a high res pdf is better, I want to make sure I do this correct. I tried save as… the only option I saw
there was photoshop pdf.. and then the next windows options, was zip or jpg and the slider for quality and a couple other options below… is this the route or is there another way I’m missing… I have alot riding on this card, so I don’t want to mess it up. I don’t think the printer will care or tell me I did it wrong…
I know if I send the tiff, I’m doing it correct…. but if the pdf is better…
should I flatten image first ?
and they require cmyk…
should I convert it before saving it to pdf ?
include vector data ?????
This saving as a pdf is new to me… so please guide me through this….
as always I appreciate the help …
Jojo
there was photoshop pdf.. and then the next windows options, was zip or jpg and the slider for quality and a couple other options below… is this the route or is there another way I’m missing… I have alot riding on this card, so I don’t want to mess it up. I don’t think the printer will care or tell me I did it wrong…
I know if I send the tiff, I’m doing it correct…. but if the pdf is better…
should I flatten image first ?
and they require cmyk…
should I convert it before saving it to pdf ?
include vector data ?????
This saving as a pdf is new to me… so please guide me through this….
as always I appreciate the help …
Jojo
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