Title: Re: [PRODIG] Tiffs and JPEG's... and EPS
Giles,
If a file has paths saved in it, then they can be imported into programs such as Illustrator and Quark, helping with the design process. Say a retoucher has to cut a girl out and place her against a background the paths can be saved, and then used by the designers for text/ whatever to be put around her....
David
On 13/6/03 10:31 am, "Giles Stokoe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mitch wrote:
>
> "I'm more of a retoucher than a photographer, but when I send files to
> clients (ad agencies/repro houses) I send CMYK eps files with maximum
> quality jpg encoding. This was common practice among the repro houses I
> worked with in London"
>
> I have had to deal with these several times and have never been able to work
> out a rationale for it. Can someone explain, in case it is a radical
> solution to something? Saving as CMYK I get, but why EPS?
>
> Giles
>
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- [PRODIG] Tiffs and JPEG's... and EPS Giles Stokoe
- Re: [PRODIG] Tiffs and JPEG's... and EPS Patrick Baldwin
- Re: [PRODIG] Tiffs and JPEG's... and EPS Bob Smith
- David Turner
