The issue isn’t necessarily the guillotine. Registration isn’t perfect. Paper isn’t perfectly flat. Oftentimes we have to make a component of your design slightly larger to compensate for something (eg a folder brochure).
love the tutorial, so informative!! i had a question, if the printer company just gets a pdf, will they be able to see the layers still? because they are in the Ai. file
Hey there, thanks for reaching out. To prevent edits and visibility of Layers in your exported PDF, you may uncheck the option for Preserve Illustrator Editing Capabilities and Create Acrobat Layers from Top-Level Layers. Feel free to reach out if you have more questions or need assistance. We'd be happy to help. ^AM
The only different is that the HQ will not convert the color profile (uses the documents settings) and the PQ will convert to destination(uses printers settings)
@@NiazMohammad that is incorrect...High quality Print is usually used for printing because it doesn't allow the printer to change the color profile, it will keep it as what you have it setup on the document. If your document is RGB it will not convert it to CMYK(default for printing) but if the file is setup as CMYK to begin with saving it as a high quality print the document will include all the data necessary for a printer to accurately print spot and process colors. AND ACTUALLY you shouldn't save as PDF for web anyway...you should be using .jpg or .png for web so you can make sure it is 72ppi.
hi I have a dance floor 24 feet by 24 feet, how can I use illustrator to do the pdf before print on vinyl as the printer takes 58 inch wide,,so could you please tell me how to do the file before print.thank you
Hey there, thank you for reaching out. We suggest posting your question on the Illustrator Community website (adobe.ly/3QDIceD), where our experts and other community members can assist you better. ^AM
The issue isn’t necessarily the guillotine. Registration isn’t perfect. Paper isn’t perfectly flat. Oftentimes we have to make a component of your design slightly larger to compensate for something (eg a folder brochure).
If I want to add the bleed after I crated the document, how do I do that?
Great tutorial for rookies like me. Grazie! Thanks so much. 🤩
File > Document Setup
love the tutorial, so informative!! i had a question, if the printer company just gets a pdf, will they be able to see the layers still? because they are in the Ai. file
Hey there, thanks for reaching out. To prevent edits and visibility of Layers in your exported PDF, you may uncheck the option for Preserve Illustrator Editing Capabilities and Create Acrobat Layers from Top-Level Layers. Feel free to reach out if you have more questions or need assistance. We'd be happy to help. ^AM
Thanks Very Helpful video
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Great Instructor! Thank you so much :)
We appreciate that @Three Creatives! ❤️
Thanks for sharing
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Hi
I am very interesting for your tutorials.
Is there a difference by using pdf preset: High Quality Print vs Press Quality ???
Yes, High quality print is for web and is in RGB and press quality is for print and is in CMYK
The only different is that the HQ will not convert the color profile (uses the documents settings) and the PQ will convert to destination(uses printers settings)
@@NiazMohammad that is incorrect...High quality Print is usually used for printing because it doesn't allow the printer to change the color profile, it will keep it as what you have it setup on the document. If your document is RGB it will not convert it to CMYK(default for printing) but if the file is setup as CMYK to begin with saving it as a high quality print the document will include all the data necessary for a printer to accurately print spot and process colors. AND ACTUALLY you shouldn't save as PDF for web anyway...you should be using .jpg or .png for web so you can make sure it is 72ppi.
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what about when you out source to like Costco or Walmart???
hi I have a dance floor 24 feet by 24 feet, how can I use illustrator to do the pdf before print on vinyl as the printer takes 58 inch wide,,so could you please tell me how to do the file before print.thank you
Hey there, thank you for reaching out. We suggest posting your question on the Illustrator Community website (adobe.ly/3QDIceD), where our experts and other community members can assist you better. ^AM
great
@anitanorambuena Thank you!
Very very long video uhhh
Would it be so difficult to use someone who's first language is English. Her accent is genuinely not the easiest to understand.