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Can anyone advise me as to what’s wrong with this file?
<http://home.comcast.net/~peterpica/CONTONEpojalogo.tif.zip>
After using a color version of this .tif file very successfully, I converted it to greyscale (in photoshop) and used the image in a one-color envelope and one-color masthead. The PDFs look great, it prints out fine on my Epson 4400 great, etc., however…I’ve had two service bureaus return films to me that result in "blotchy" printed pieces on press. Parts of the darker screened background areas seem to "plug up" on press.
Both bureaus tell me that the art is no good, but they can’t tell me what’s wrong it — just that it’s bad.
Any ideas?
thanks.
<http://home.comcast.net/~peterpica/CONTONEpojalogo.tif.zip>
After using a color version of this .tif file very successfully, I converted it to greyscale (in photoshop) and used the image in a one-color envelope and one-color masthead. The PDFs look great, it prints out fine on my Epson 4400 great, etc., however…I’ve had two service bureaus return films to me that result in "blotchy" printed pieces on press. Parts of the darker screened background areas seem to "plug up" on press.
Both bureaus tell me that the art is no good, but they can’t tell me what’s wrong it — just that it’s bad.
Any ideas?
thanks.
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