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Adobe Creative Suite 5 Printing Guide 70

As mentioned earlier, Photoshop PDF is the best format for images

containing vector content: the file can be reopened for editing in

Photoshop without rasterizing the vector content, and the PDF

“wrapper” ensures that page layout programs and other applications

will render the vector content as crisp, vector edges without pixelation.

Photoshop PDF

To preserve vector content, start with the High Quality Print preset. Turn o Optimize for Fast

Web Preview, and turn o compression and downsampling. e goal is to preserve all the

original Photoshop data, but encase it in a PDF wrapper for proper rendering by other

applications.

For these types of files, instruct your customers to start with the High

Quality Print PDF preset, and then modify it a bit in the interest of

image integrity.

•For General options, select Preserve Photoshop Editing Capabilities so

the le can be reopened in Photoshop. is option does increase le

size, but is required to maintain all layers and to allow future editing of

vector and text content.

•Deselect Optimize for Fast Web Preview. While this doesn’t impair

content delity or editability, it’s unnecessary in a print workow.

•For Compression options, choose Do Not Downsample, and set

Compression to None or use ZIP compression, to avoid any loss of

data.

•Leave the Output and Security options at the default seings.

Because the saved file has a .pdf file extension, double-clicking the file

to open it launches Adobe Acrobat, not Photoshop. Using the InDesign

Edit Original function also opens the file in Acrobat. To edit such files in

Photoshop instead, launch Photoshop and then choose File > Open to

open the file. After editing the file in Photoshop, you then must

manually update links to such files in InDesign or Illustrator.

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If you are printing to an inkjet printer or other RGB-based device, you

will likely achieve the best results by printing from an RGB image.

Despite the fact that these devices use inks named cyan, magenta,

yellow and black (often with additional colors such as orange, green,

light cyan, light magenta, etc.), they are set up to maximize the wider

gamut available in RGB images by converting incoming RGB

information to appropriate values for the color gamut of the printing

device. The colorants in inkjet inks actually allow a wider range of

colors than offset inks: Printing from an image in the smaller CMYK

color space limits the output. For detailed guidance, consult the user

guide and online resources available from the manufacturer of the

device.

Note that if you are creating an image destined to be placed in InDesign

or Illustrator, it is best to place the image in the final documents, create

a PDF using the settings that will be used for the job, and print from

Acrobat Pro.

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