Thanks for the PERLS of wisdom, Joe.
Questions/Comments:
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Originally Posted by palmimports 2- a GOOD Vector art file at 72dpi will print as good as a 300dpi raster file. |
This is slightly misleading--vector artwork isn't made of pixels (that's what makes up raster artwork), so it's never ANY "dpi." I only mention this so folks won't be looking around for what "dpi" their Inkscape or Illustrator files are.
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Originally Posted by palmimports VInyl and inkjet printers- while using CMYK as ink- are actually an RBG printer. |
Can you explain this a bit more, Joe? If an Epson (say) printer is using Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black inks, how/why do you consider it an "RGB printer"?
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Originally Posted by palmimports 14- if your making a one inch round image to be printed- make your document size or canvas size one inch. Keep everything the same and dont put your artwork in a larger box. Printers hate this |
Can you add some info about bleed to this spec?
Thanks!