- Messages
- 8,551
- Name
- Ian
- Edit My Images
- No
I mean... That's not a bad life philosophy to have. Apart from the sandals. I draw the line at those...I have done as @Ed Sutton says and it has been fine.
I mean... That's not a bad life philosophy to have. Apart from the sandals. I draw the line at those...I have done as @Ed Sutton says and it has been fine.
They're Martin Parr's sandals and odd socks.I mean... That's not a bad life philosophy to have. Apart from the sandals. I draw the line at those...
Of course they are....They're Martin Parr's sandals and odd socks.
I think you can export in CMYK but David @Mr Perceptive will likely have the answer
I've always used RGB jpegs while laying out in Affinity then exported in CMYK.
I've always played it safe, converted images to CMYK in photoshop, then used in Affinity
I'm sure what Ed Sutton says is right though, I'd rather have teh security for an extra 10 mins of computer time.
OTOH I've always exported in sRGB and built the zine in word, then saved as a .pdf using the photo quality option for Mixam.
Thanks Guys. At least I think I settled on the images. Might be on time for once.Thats fine for mono images, but I'm not sure how it would handle colour reproduction accurately.