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Hi,
Here is some background info. I am making ads for customers using photoshop CS2 and illustrator CS2 on my PC. I save the files as .pdf and send it to the customers to get approved for print. The software we use to print the books, only accepts .eps ads. I rasterize the image in photoshop, then convert it to an .eps in illustrator. I have another program, GSview, to view the EPS after i converted it.
Here is the problem. The EPS file is very poor quality compared to the photoshop and .pdf files. The colors are the wrong hue, and the text looks bad. Is there any way to make the .eps files look more like the originals? I have been browsing this group, and some people are saying that the .eps looks different in print, than on the screen. Is this true?
Here is the really big problem. If i send the customers one ad, then when the book is printed it turns out in different colors…. well they won’t be happy.
Thanks,
David
Here is some background info. I am making ads for customers using photoshop CS2 and illustrator CS2 on my PC. I save the files as .pdf and send it to the customers to get approved for print. The software we use to print the books, only accepts .eps ads. I rasterize the image in photoshop, then convert it to an .eps in illustrator. I have another program, GSview, to view the EPS after i converted it.
Here is the problem. The EPS file is very poor quality compared to the photoshop and .pdf files. The colors are the wrong hue, and the text looks bad. Is there any way to make the .eps files look more like the originals? I have been browsing this group, and some people are saying that the .eps looks different in print, than on the screen. Is this true?
Here is the really big problem. If i send the customers one ad, then when the book is printed it turns out in different colors…. well they won’t be happy.
Thanks,
David
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