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Is there a way to change how InDesign places images (image size vs . . . Hi, Currently, if you drag-and-drop an image into InDesign, it will create a frame corresponding to the print size of the image (height width), regardless of resolution Is there a way to force InDesign to place an image at a predefined resolution – say 300 ppi – instead?
Graphic Sprites Sizing - Graphic Design - Graphic Design Forum Dpi is dots per inch PPI is pixels per inch However, at the end of the day, 256pixels by 256 pixels is always 256 x 256 pixels You could change your PPI to 10 or 1000 and you still only have 256x256 pixels You mentioned exporting-from InDesign? if you’re trying to do pixel perfect designs, you may be better off in Illustrator or even
RGB in InDesign - Software - Graphic Design Forum Assigning a different profile will preserve the InDesign swatches and will change the colours in images Converting to a profile will preserve the colours and change the numbers accordingly
Preparing large poster for print - Graphic Design Forum To prepare large posters (2m x 1 5m) for print in vector format, follow these steps: Use professional design software, such as Adobe Illustrator or CorelDRAW, to create your poster Set your canvas size to 2m x 1 5m and ensure a high resolution (300 DPI) for print quality Use CMYK color mode for accurate color reproduction in print Ensure all elements are in vector format (shapes, text
Big Images in a Conference Backdrop - Graphic Design Forum I read something that made me think outlining type for the PDF export from Indesign might cause problems So, in summary: Are you saying that I should export a PDF from Indesign with type outlined at 150 DPI and send that instead of a JPG?
Enlarging an image for print thats 300 DPI alread My image is high res at 300 DPI and is 5232x3488, but needs to be enlarged When we have it the size we want, InDesign says it’s effective DPI is 31 My assumption is I need to take it into photoshop, resample and preserve details in changing the image size to size that will give me an effective DPI of 100? Or, is there another way to do this?
Quesiton About File Size and Resolution - Web Design - Graphic Design Forum Pixels are pixels So a 760x365 pixel image (if created in PhotoShop) remains 760x365 regardless of how many pixels inch you set it to PPI, not DPI (dots per inch is for print) Essentially when exporting out an image at 300 dpi from Indesign, if you created it at 760x365 it defaults to 72 dpi So exporting it at 300 dpi is exporting the pixels out at 416 2 3% (300 72 is 416 2 3%) In the past
Small image export for web - Graphic Design - Graphic Design Forum Hi everyone, I am currently working on a banner for a website and I have never been really restricted to sizes before I need to create a 728x90p image, which I made on InDesign - I understand this is quite small When I export the file as a PNG and 72dpi the dimension remain correct but it is slightly blurry When I increase to 150 dpi, the png actually turns out to measure 1517x188 pixels
InDesign course for Magazine Editorial layout? - Software - Graphic . . . Good day fellow designers I’m doing the layout for a MotoCross Magazine (I have been doing this for several years now 6-7) so I know what I’m doing But there are always ways to improve and now Im looking for a really in-depth course in InDesign focusing on magazine and editorial design Not the design aspect more how to optimize InDesign to get faster and more accurate using the software
Billboard File Setup For Print - Help Needed If you’re more comfortable you could always set it up in InDesign, make sure any placed images are 408 dpi or higher at the “1 2 inch scale” Then you can export a PDF with bleed (but no crops) and make sure it’s set to not compress imagery Then you can open the PDF in Photoshop at the final 12 75" x 6 625" bleed size at 408 dpi