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Hi.
I recently figured out that I could open a PDF file in Photoshop CS and get the images in the PDF file "out" in 300 DPI.
I can’t remember being able to do this before and my client is quizzing me on it.
I get these PDF files from the client’s printer.
Questions:
1. Is this a new feature?
2. Wouldn’t the PDF file have to be ‘NON-CONDENSED’ or ‘NON-OPTIMIZED" in order for the images to be 300 DPI?
3. How can a "condensed" PDF file still have 300 DPI images??
Thanks for your help on this weird question.
April Lougheed
I recently figured out that I could open a PDF file in Photoshop CS and get the images in the PDF file "out" in 300 DPI.
I can’t remember being able to do this before and my client is quizzing me on it.
I get these PDF files from the client’s printer.
Questions:
1. Is this a new feature?
2. Wouldn’t the PDF file have to be ‘NON-CONDENSED’ or ‘NON-OPTIMIZED" in order for the images to be 300 DPI?
3. How can a "condensed" PDF file still have 300 DPI images??
Thanks for your help on this weird question.
April Lougheed
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