Thanks!
I used that "full bleed" bit on my calendars for the same reason - also
on Signs Gone By...
I'll check it out.. I think it is a tad less expensive than lulu ,
although I just finished an engagement calendar relatively stress free
there... but not sure about photo quality in the form i did it in.
ann
On 9/25/2013 10:59, Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
Ann,
I didn't use their PDF workflow, but I helped one of my workshop classmates do
one. You start with their PDF template to do the layout for a book that fits
the available publishing sizes and papers. The templates take into account
sizing, paper thickness, text and graphics limits, etc etc. PDFs that don't fit
what's available for the automated printing mechanisms are rejected.
If you design your book freehand, you can then use one of the templates as a
layer to adjust it to suit, but IMO that's a lot more work.
What I did for my book was to use the Book module in Lightroom. For those
occasions when a page design I wanted didn't fit the available templates, I
formatted the page as a high resolution image file first and then inserted that
as a full bleed image into an available template. It worked pretty well.
Godfrey
On Sep 25, 2013, at 7:31 AM, Ann Sanfedele <[email protected]> wrote:
IF so, how did you convey that to Blurb? all I could find were templates
thanks,
ann
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