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Graphics Files: The Basics

Graphics Files: The Basics. Saving the Authoring File. Always remember to save layers intact i n your original authoring programs. (You can’t unflatten after you’ve closed). Then, save copies of that file in various other lower dimensions, resolutions, and formats as needed .

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Graphics Files: The Basics

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  1. Graphics Files: The Basics

  2. Saving the Authoring File Always remember to save layers intact in your original authoring programs. (You can’t unflatten after you’ve closed). Then, save copies of that file in various other lower dimensions, resolutions, and formats as needed. Always start a file at the LARGEST dimensions and resolution (dpi/ppi) you will ever need it. (You can’t add quality back once you’ve taken it away.)

  3. What You Need For: Print Images lFormat: .tif (large, high quality)lResolution: 200-300 dpi/ppilColor Mode: CMYKWeb/e PhotosPhotos/gradients in web, PPT, PDF, & DOCs viewed on screenlFormat: .jpg (low quality; small files)lResolution: 72 dpi/ppilColor Mode: RGB Web/e Solid Colors Cartoons and other solid-color images in web, PPT, PDF, & DOC’s viewed on screen llow quality; small fileslResolution: 72 dpi/ppilColor Mode: RGB

  4. .PSD (File > New)Print: 200 ppi/dpi CMYK | Web: 72 ppi/dpi RGB

  5. To Change .PSD Dimensions or Resolution: Image > Image Size

  6. To Change .PSD Color Modes: Image > Mode

  7. .AI (File > New)Print: CMYK| Web: RGB

  8. To Change .AI Dimensions: File > Document Setup > Edit Artboards (change dimensions)

  9. To Change .AI Color Modes: File > Document Color Mode

  10. To Save ILLUSTRATOR • .ai (File > Save As) • .tif (File > Export) • .jpg (File > Save for Web) • .gif (File > Save for Web) • PHOTOSHOP • .psd (File > Save As) • .tif (File > Save As) • .jpg (File > Save for Web) • .gif (File > Save for Web)

  11. USING YOUR FILES

  12. InDesign (File > Place) printphotos .tif .psd 200 ppi /dpi CMYKFile > Save As > .tif Photoshop

  13. printillustrations, logos InDesign (File > Place) .tif .ai CMYKFile > Export > .tif Illustrator

  14. printcompositing photos and illustrations InDesign (File > Place) .psd CMYKSave as ..tif .ai CMYKCopy/Paste in Photoshopf NOTE: Ignore the hodge-podge looking image.Pretend it’s pretty.  Illustrator

  15. P+eSaving Print Layout Files for upload to Bb BlackBoard InDesign You can save as .pdf.If the file is too large (over 4,000K/4MB):1) save as .jpg or .gif, 2) insert in Word, 3) and create .pdf.You will need to type 20 words into the Word doc first. (Weird, I know.)

  16. ephotos Web .jpg .psd 72 ppi /dpi RGBFile > Save for Web > .jpg high Photoshop

  17. eillustrations Web .gif .ai RGBFile > Export > gif Illustrator

  18. ecompositingphotos & llustration Web .psd RGB 72 ppi/dpiSave as .jpg .ai RGBCopy/Paste into Photoshop Illustrator

  19. Inserting Graphics In Word docs • If you are planning to print a Word document and want high quality (e.g., for a resume or flyer), then insert .tifs. • If you are planning to view a Word document only on a computer and don’t need high quality, insert a .jpg or .gif

  20. Using .pdf • A .pdf has many benefits: • It “freezes” a document so that fonts don’t change and people don’t edit the document. • It’s a file format that most applications accept (e.g., Blackboard). • It can be used for print or web.

  21. Quiz Yourself: • For a print graphic, what file format, resolution, and color model would you use? • For a photo that will only be viewed on a computer screen, what file format, resolution, and color model would you use? • For a cartoon that will only be viewed on a computer screen, what file format, resolution, and color model would you use? • For a web/e-file image that combines photographic and solid colored images, which format will you use?

  22. Imagine you have printed out your flyer. Now you want to upload it to Blackboard. How will you create a file to do that?

  23. Your Logo/Resume Graphics For Use in print and Web

  24. logofor print InDesign (File > Place) or MS Word Insert > Picture .tif .ai RGBFile > Export > .tif Illustrator

  25. logofor web Web .gif .ai RGB; File > Save for Web > .gif Illustrator

  26. resumefor print and web .Gif embedded in web page PDF for download/dissemination

  27. Quiz Yourself • What file format will you use to save your logo for insertion into InDesign or Illustrator? How many dpi/ppi? • What file format will you use to save your whole resume for dissemination? • What file format will you use to save your logo for insertion in a web page? How many dpi/ppi? • What file format will you use to save your whole resume as a graphic to embed on the web?

  28. Questions?

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