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Questions about pieces of printed paper designed to be attached to a wall or vertical surface. Posters can also be low-cost reproductions of artwork.
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Is it necessary for me to have an email address in lower case
bigger, bolder == more noticeable, more legible.
ALLCAPS == shouting & actually harder to read.
I sometimes use title case on mine, TxxxxxMedia, which makes it slightly easier to read & my mail se …
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"Flattening" a rectangular image photographed at an angle
I don't know Illustrator, but in Photoshop you would use the Perspective Crop Tool
Drag a rectangle from one corner to the opposite, then grab the other corners & move into place.
Ignore the quality …
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Can anyone suggest a paper similar to mass-produced movie posters?
Magazines would generally be printed on anything from 80-130gsm, 'Art' posters maybe heavier, cheap cinema posters [those they put under glass outside the cinema] probably at the low end of that, 80gsm …
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Is it worth converting from SWOP V2 to FOGRA39?
If your screen isn't calibrated, then unless you know exactly what colours you are going to be using - I mean dialled-in Pantone colours specified by the client, not photographs - then you don't know …
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