POLL for defining a typical or average procedure to print films.
- I print Process and Sim process photoshop seps "via Corel"
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4 (8.7%)
- I print Process and Sim process photoshop seps "via Illustrator"
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10 (21.7%)
- I print Process and Sim process photoshop seps "via Photoshop"
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5 (10.9%)
- I require including a RGB image as well as spot channels. Can't print without them.
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3 (6.5%)
- I require (one photoshop file) with multi channel seps within that file.
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12 (26.1%)
- I require each color to be a single photoshop .eps
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1 (2.2%)
- I require each color to be a single photoshop .psd
- 0 (0%)
- I require each color to be a single photoshop .tiff
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1 (2.2%)
- I require each color to be a single photoshop .png
- 0 (0%)
- I require each color to be a single photoshop .jpg
- 0 (0%)
- I require the seps saved as a DCS2 file that I place in a vector program and print.
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6 (13%)
- I require a photoshop "layered" file, with each color on a separate layer ing RGB
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3 (6.5%)
- I require a photoshop "layered" file, with each color on a separate layer ing CMYK.
- 0 (0%)
- I have no RIP. Seps come back to me already (converted to halftone).
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1 (2.2%)
Total Members Voted: 23