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Are you using fonts on a separate layer?
If you intend to use text, I’d really recommend 720 dpi as a minimum, but seriously, I would be looking at 1440 dpi. I thought 720 dpi was fine, until I printed the resulting artwork out on a Professional Oak-Star Printer, the letters were very blocky….. UGGG!
At our record company, we generally just do all the artwork in Photoshop, save the original, then save a second copy of the file, flatten the second copy, then bring the flattened copy into InDesign for doing text work, you should have much better results doing it this way. Photoshop is not a text friendly program! Indesign is.
Enjoy
Mark
Sydney
Australia
If you intend to use text, I’d really recommend 720 dpi as a minimum, but seriously, I would be looking at 1440 dpi. I thought 720 dpi was fine, until I printed the resulting artwork out on a Professional Oak-Star Printer, the letters were very blocky….. UGGG!
At our record company, we generally just do all the artwork in Photoshop, save the original, then save a second copy of the file, flatten the second copy, then bring the flattened copy into InDesign for doing text work, you should have much better results doing it this way. Photoshop is not a text friendly program! Indesign is.
Enjoy
Mark
Sydney
Australia
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