How to Prepare an Image for Print Using Adobe Photoshop.

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  • Опубликовано: 23 янв 2025

Комментарии • 8

  • @shaunsanders5404
    @shaunsanders5404 4 года назад +2

    one of the most helpful vids I've come across, thank you!

  • @LB-ko6qw
    @LB-ko6qw 5 месяцев назад

    Best video about printing I have seen

  • @dalisayhaynes8451
    @dalisayhaynes8451 2 года назад

    Thank you. Great tutorial/well explained.

  • @rel53
    @rel53 2 года назад

    that was very good. one concept I am trying to understand. So I have the image in 300 DPI, and say its as big as 16x9 inch ... but i want to print on 8 x 4.5 ... will that work? logic says ... printing in smaller size should be less of an issue (compared to try to print the double the size of 32X 18) but from the video ... i was not clear what will happen? I will lose have the picture for cropping or no, it will just be compressed ? maybe that is printing setting and not image setting?

  • @MatthewPhilip_
    @MatthewPhilip_ 3 месяца назад

    I see you don't reply to comments but this doesn't work for me. My pictures are from my high quality drone. When i export my pictures using your technique they drop to 72 dpi

  • @yanniksteiger7286
    @yanniksteiger7286 Год назад

    Thanks for the video. Some feedback. You having in the bottom right corner does not add any value;-) More sharpness of the screen shown would be helpful.
    Most professional studios that print your images do not require CMYK (at least not in Switzerland). More important would be to download the paper color profile of your
    selected printing studio, and adjust your foto according to that color profile

  • @ArsalanAhhmar
    @ArsalanAhhmar Год назад

    w mans

  • @sassegranny4700
    @sassegranny4700 9 месяцев назад

    hope you see my comment. today is 04/03/2024 Thank you. I have to really get this right. I'm trying to print a photo onto Transparency and the Photo came way
    to big. I mean humongous.