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mel Bipolar (III) Inmate From: CA Insane since: Mar 2002	posted 08-07-2002 05:34 would it matter much if jpegs were grey-scaled and then placed (TIFF?) or drug and droped into illustrator and laid out and sent to printer heres one jpeg i dont need to rescale just convert to grey scale and the stock is 80 lb gloss......... http://www.hotbodiesonline.net/images/10715-Stratus-US_Mail-190mm-250_Pixels.jpg here are the rest all about the same size.... http://www.hotbodiesonline.net/190mm_sedan.htm ... if i greyscaled them on 80 lb can i get over having to take the pics agin?? [This message has been edited by mel (edited 08-07-2002).]
Jeni Paranoid (IV) Mad Scientist From: 8675309 Insane since: Jul 2000	posted 08-07-2002 13:53 All of those images are too low of a resolution for print, unless you're planning on having them about 1/3 the size we're seeing on screen. As far as using greyscale, it's not a problem. You will need to save themas tiffs or eps'. Find out what line screen the printer will be printing at and your file resolution should be about 2 times the line screen. You can't just up the resolution on those images though, you need to have them larger to begin with. Make sense?

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mel
Bipolar (III) Inmate

From: CA
Insane since: Mar 2002

posted 08-07-2002 05:34

would it matter much if jpegs were grey-scaled and then placed (TIFF?) or drug and droped into illustrator and laid out and sent to printer heres one jpeg i dont need to rescale just convert to grey scale and the stock is 80 lb gloss.........
http://www.hotbodiesonline.net/images/10715-Stratus-US_Mail-190mm-250_Pixels.jpg

here are the rest all about the same size.... http://www.hotbodiesonline.net/190mm_sedan.htm ... if i greyscaled them on 80 lb can i get over having to take the pics agin??

[This message has been edited by mel (edited 08-07-2002).]

Jeni
Paranoid (IV) Mad Scientist

From: 8675309
Insane since: Jul 2000

posted 08-07-2002 13:53

All of those images are too low of a resolution for print, unless you're planning on having them about 1/3 the size we're seeing on screen. As far as using greyscale, it's not a problem. You will need to save themas tiffs or eps'. Find out what line screen the printer will be printing at and your file resolution should be about 2 times the line screen. You can't just up the resolution on those images though, you need to have them larger to begin with. Make sense?