300dpi

[Sea1men]

300dpi print ready file එකක් කියන්නෙ මොකක්ද?

 

[Heshan Daminda]

300 dots per inch print වෙන්න ඕන ප්‍රින්ට් වෙද්දී. 300ppi තියෙන්න ඕන soft copy එකේ.

 

[Sea1men]

300 dots per inch print වෙන්න ඕන ප්‍රින්ට් වෙද්දී. 300ppi තියෙන්න ඕන soft copy එකේ.

machn ethakota api e file eka hadanna one kohomada? resolution ekada 300 kiyala denna one ??
Thanx machn

 

[imhotep]

Yes.. It's 300 dots per inch. But it could be much more than that. Generally a "Printer" ( in the sense that the publishing company that does the hard copy print) requires a certain specific standard in the material submitted in electronic form.

That's what they refer to as "Print Ready". Otherwise their editors has to convert the material you give to make it compatible with the commercial printing devices. They will certainly do that but you might get an additional cost charged for this work.

Generally if you submit a pdf document the images should be 300 dpi and the colour space should be four-colour CMYK, unless you require spot colours. If you use spot colours then they should be specified and normally it's done by using Pantone (PMS).
Bleed and Trim marks should be included.

All fonts used in the document must be embedded in the pdf document itself.

All Images and Logos has to be CMYK and preferably in PSD, TIF or EPS.

Papers that are submitted to several Scientific journals now require the above specs, otherwise they don't accept for publication.

 

[mr.Z]

Yes.. It's 300 dots per inch. But it could be much more than that. Generally a "Printer" ( in the sense that the publishing company that does the hard copy print) requires a certain specific standard in the material submitted in electronic form.

That's what they refer to as "Print Ready". Otherwise their editors has to convert the material you give to make it compatible with the commercial printing devices. They will certainly do that but you might get an additional cost charged for this work.

Generally if you submit a pdf document the images should be 300 dpi and the colour space should be four-colour CMYK, unless you require spot colours. If you use spot colours then they should be specified and normally it's done by using Pantone (PMS).
Bleed and Trim marks should be included.

All fonts used in the document must be embedded in the pdf document itself.

All Images and Logos has to be CMYK and preferably in PSD, TIF or EPS.

Papers that are submitted to several Scientific journals now require the above specs, otherwise they don't accept for publication.

machan rich black , true black ehema printer keen hadanwada... API hadala denna onada

 

[dilshan87]

Adobe Illustrator hari Photoshop hari nam new artboard ekak gaddima select karanna puluwan mathaka widihata. (300/150/72 ppi)

 

[imhotep]

machan rich black , true black ehema printer keen hadanwada... API hadala denna onada

You got to specify what you want.
You can get any by mixing CMYK.... Usually the graphic designers keep several CMYK color mode profiles as you can mix in many ways.
eg: Rich Black can me made by 40, 40, 40, 100 – CMYK (40% Cyan, 40% Magenta, 40% Yellow & 100% Black) or by using 60, 40, 40, 100 - CMYK
It's up to your preference.

 

[Heshan Daminda]

machn ethakota api e file eka hadanna one kohomada? resolution ekada 300 kiyala denna one ??
Thanx machn

ඔව් 300ට දෙන්න ඕන.

 

[Sea1men]

Yes.. It's 300 dots per inch. But it could be much more than that. Generally a "Printer" ( in the sense that the publishing company that does the hard copy print) requires a certain specific standard in the material submitted in electronic form.

That's what they refer to as "Print Ready". Otherwise their editors has to convert the material you give to make it compatible with the commercial printing devices. They will certainly do that but you might get an additional cost charged for this work.

Generally if you submit a pdf document the images should be 300 dpi and the colour space should be four-colour CMYK, unless you require spot colours. If you use spot colours then they should be specified and normally it's done by using Pantone (PMS).
Bleed and Trim marks should be included.

All fonts used in the document must be embedded in the pdf document itself.

All Images and Logos has to be CMYK and preferably in PSD, TIF or EPS.

Papers that are submitted to several Scientific journals now require the above specs, otherwise they don't accept for publication.

thanx

 

[Garrus]

Photoshop වලින්නම් අලුත් ඩොකියුමන්ට් එකක් හදද්දී pixels/inch 300 දාන්න...