AboutJan Besson Expertise I can answer questions about assembling documents in Indesign. Linking to pictures, working with objects and tables are examples of where I can help you. I can`t answer questions about converting Indesign into other formats.
Experience I just received my Graphic Design degree and have been working with Adobe products for ten years with various smaller companies
Expert: Jan Besson Date: 5/30/2005 Subject: Image format
Question Hi firstly thanks for this service I just stumbled across it and was really in need.
Im studying first year Graphic design, and teachers really think we are pro on all software =S My question is a simple one, After editing all my images and some graphics in Photoshop whats is the best format to save/export them to I can place them in in design. They sometimes show up all low res. Not when printing though.
Thanks for any info.
Kind regards
James Woods
INDESIGN v3.0.0.441
Answer I would recommend saving in TIFF format (maybe also switch to CMYK before leaving last saving in Photoshop)
In Indesign, go to preferences/display performance where you can switch to high resolution display within the layout. It could slow down the machine.
