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Here is an idea:
as a web and print designer, sometimes i want to slice up an image for a print project. For example I develop most comps theses days whether for print or web in photoshop… i would like it if i could slice up a high res comp and save slices out as 300 dpi CMYK TIFFS and skip the optimization step… then I could reassemble and or update TIFF slices in an InDesign or QXpress doc… It would also speed up my workflow as I have to flatten my photoshop, and save as… TIFF to make a graphic ready for print that could just be taken care of through a 1-step save for print… dialogue.
Can cs do this? Anyone else think this is a cool idea?
as a web and print designer, sometimes i want to slice up an image for a print project. For example I develop most comps theses days whether for print or web in photoshop… i would like it if i could slice up a high res comp and save slices out as 300 dpi CMYK TIFFS and skip the optimization step… then I could reassemble and or update TIFF slices in an InDesign or QXpress doc… It would also speed up my workflow as I have to flatten my photoshop, and save as… TIFF to make a graphic ready for print that could just be taken care of through a 1-step save for print… dialogue.
Can cs do this? Anyone else think this is a cool idea?
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