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Damien Symonds

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  1. Wonderful. Let me know as soon as they arrive.
  2. Great!!! When do you expect to receive them?
  3. Of course not. They'll be ok, just not quite as good as they can be.
  4. Because you don't know how yet.
  5. Yes, if that suits you. There are two ways you can do it: Crop with nothing in the options bar, then use the Image Size function after that (with "Resample Image" checked) to resize them; or Crop with the "px" values in the options bar.
  6. Tell me about it. I devoted a whole module to that very problem in my Prepress Class.
  7. You're absolutely right, they should be calibrated to give a very similar result. What you're experiencing here is most disappointing.
  8. You've soft-proofed? And it didn't show you how the printed proof was going to look?
  9. Are your photos all landscape, or all portrait, or a mixture?
  10. What do you need to know, exactly?
  11. Yep, shouldn't be a problem at all.
  12. No, those photos are 1200 wide.
  13. Hey, great! Do they mean that all the photos need to be exactly square in those dimensions? Or do they mean that portrait photos need to be 400 high, and landscape photos need to be 400 wide? Have you taken a look at their website to check? In fact, may I have a link to their website?
  14. If you go to another folder and try to choose another (random) jpeg file does it work?
  15. Yes, if you want to do this, that's fine. You didn't NEED to do it, because your file was already 300ppi, but if this helps you sleep better at night, go for it.
  16. In your screenshot. "Resolution: 300".
  17. This is an excellent question. https://www.damiensymonds.net/2010/08/what-you-see-when-you-pixel-peep.html
  18. It's already 300. You don't need to do ANYTHING. Cancel out of that window.
  19. Sorry I wasn't clear. Yes, the focus is not good. You can't use this photo. But see how her sleeve fabric texture is perfectly focused? That's what I mean by "you just missed it". Your focal plane was very very close.
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