http://blog.bargainprinting.com/crisp-vector-type-from-photoshop.html Read, Relax and Review Wed, 19 Nov 2008 23:31:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 http://blog.bargainprinting.com/crisp-vector-type-from-photoshop.html#comment-199 Teresa Fri, 04 May 2007 11:33:31 +0000 http://blog.bargainprinting.com/crisp-vector-type-from-photoshop.html#comment-199 Thanks, now I don't have to keep searching to do something that can't be done : ) Thanks, now I don’t have to keep searching to do something that can’t be done : )

]]> http://blog.bargainprinting.com/crisp-vector-type-from-photoshop.html#comment-8442 Christina Fri, 24 Oct 2008 15:36:54 +0000 http://blog.bargainprinting.com/crisp-vector-type-from-photoshop.html#comment-8442 This is extremely helpful information that I have been searching for. My creative head boss and I have been discussing the problems with creating type in photoshop, then saving the file as a jpeg for printing and still getting the hairy edges on our type. You mentioned saving the file as a pdf. but we are in a situation that our printer will only accept jpeg files. Any information on how to stop this problem when saving as a jpeg? This is extremely helpful information that I have been searching for. My creative head boss and I have been discussing the problems with creating type in photoshop, then saving the file as a jpeg for printing and still getting the hairy edges on our type. You mentioned saving the file as a pdf. but we are in a situation that our printer will only accept jpeg files. Any information on how to stop this problem when saving as a jpeg?

]]> http://blog.bargainprinting.com/crisp-vector-type-from-photoshop.html#comment-8701 Shakooli Sun, 09 Nov 2008 03:59:01 +0000 http://blog.bargainprinting.com/crisp-vector-type-from-photoshop.html#comment-8701 - JPEG is a bitmap format so the only thing you can do is create your files at the full resolution of your printer. - Also check if either Photoshop or your printer are applying any compression. - JPEG is a bitmap format so the only thing you can do is create your files at the full resolution of your printer.
- Also check if either Photoshop or your printer are applying any compression.

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