TIFFs unfortunately by default save with white backgrounds instead of transparency. Rob T's ID-Tasker image prep scripts might handle this problem, however. ruclips.net/video/-2QGYOsjUW4/видео.htmlsi=ZxHgXrbU56Ngc-AN And if that feature is not currently included in his tool, I guarantee he can figure out how to code it in there!
I'm a bit confused. What is the advantage of these scripts over common PDF export X-1a or X-4 with color conversion and custom downsampling of the included images?
Some printers get very snarky about your editable file and will still tag you with an error if they detect that your image was compressed during PDF export. They want the ACTUAL linked image to have a CMYK color mode and true 300 PPI. I've tried to get around it with PDF export settings, which was my first thought, too, but to no avail. They wanted me to fix the file itself.
@@beckysgraphicdesign Never had such an unpleasant experience, but gonna get the script just in case something like this happens. The 300 script link points to an outdated repo, there is a link to the latest on the same page.
I tried the dpi script but its applying white color on tiff while my png file is transparent. Could you please upgrade the solution script
TIFFs unfortunately by default save with white backgrounds instead of transparency. Rob T's ID-Tasker image prep scripts might handle this problem, however.
ruclips.net/video/-2QGYOsjUW4/видео.htmlsi=ZxHgXrbU56Ngc-AN
And if that feature is not currently included in his tool, I guarantee he can figure out how to code it in there!
I'm a bit confused. What is the advantage of these scripts over common PDF export X-1a or X-4 with color conversion and custom downsampling of the included images?
Some printers get very snarky about your editable file and will still tag you with an error if they detect that your image was compressed during PDF export. They want the ACTUAL linked image to have a CMYK color mode and true 300 PPI.
I've tried to get around it with PDF export settings, which was my first thought, too, but to no avail. They wanted me to fix the file itself.
@@beckysgraphicdesign Never had such an unpleasant experience, but gonna get the script just in case something like this happens. The 300 script link points to an outdated repo, there is a link to the latest on the same page.