Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Various Ways of Printing Posters

There are so many ways, printing posters, just choose the one that you hold is much easier for you.
Using Photoshop
The steps are easy to follow and everyone can do it. The first thing to do is to find and open the Adobe Photoshop application. Then open the file menu " ". Choose your file and then click Open " ". If you want the size of your picture, remember that any changes in the physical size of the image will have a direct influence on the file size. The greater the physical size, the bigger the file size and a large file size takes quite a while to process. What you can do is to print with a resolution of 150 dpi. The reason is that, even if you have a much higher resolution will only be considered as useless as additional data from a higher resolution is usually ignored by the printer. Then do not forget to use RGB color mode. If you are already satisfied with the size of your picture, you can save your file.
To then save the file, you must choose Save As from the File menu, in which a dialog box asking you to enter a descriptive name for your file. Be sure you have Photoshop EPS format But, if the Photoshop option is dimmed, then you should switch to Cancel " " and then verify that your image was flattened. Then choose a directory and then click Save " ". To print your file, you can only open an on-screen preview and then print.
Using PowerPoint
The first step is to setup the page size to 8.5 " x11 " or A4 or you can use the custom 36 " x48 " or 50 " x56 & ; quot;. However, the commonly used hand, the size 36 " x48 ". The second step is to secure your landscape portrait either side when you consider that the poster is in a position, 50 " wide-screen printing.
The tables and text should be created in PowerPoint and should never cut and pasted from other windows applications. Then place all your text and images in a slide to print, your poster later. However, you need to very small sizes, if you want to, any text on the page. You can use the zoom function to see what you have, of course, if the page sizes small, but if you have chosen to use the custom page size (36 " " x48) then you can see a 100%. This shows how your poster will come. And another thing, avoid dark backgrounds on your posters, because it just about your poster vulnerable to scratches and fingerprints make it even clearer. Then save your work on a 3.5 " floppy or Zip 100 or 250 mega-disk or CD, or you save it on a USB Flash Drive.
Using Illustrator
There is a necessity for you to create your poster to actual size. You can use the document set-up 42xN or 36xN. To see the actual size of the poster can be 100%, this way you can check the resolution and the quality of your posters. Then do not forget to make use of RGB color mode for the vibrant color of your posters. In order not to have any problem with your font, use only the cross-platform system fonts either Arial or Times New Roman, two of the most reliable fonts.
Likewise to ensure that you bitmap images are scanned to ensure a high enough resolution of 150 dpi. Any resolution much higher than 150 dpi is only the result of an excessive size and will only be ignored by the printer.
Refrain with solid black or dark background, as the surface of your poster vulnerable to scratches and fingerprints to see more. Then-As Save as EPS but very careful not to a special fonts or export your file as a TIFF image on the grid a 150 dpi.
Using canvas
Just as the rest of the poster printing process, doorstep selling requires you create your poster to actual size. To do this, you must layout / Document Setup 42xN or 36xN. Then display the file at 100% to verify the resolution and quality. Then use only system fonts either Arial or Times New Roman. Make sure that the bitmap images in your file will be scanned with a resolution of 150 dpi. Then, as usual, the renunciation of the use of dark backgrounds. You can then save the file as TIFF rasterized at 150 dpi or you can also save it as an EPS file, as long as you have no problems with the fonts.



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