Export as a low-resolution vector

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• How to export w / images low resolution?

  I want to send a file .idml with an editor, but with high resolution images (300 dpi), I placed, the file is 512 MB. I would rather send him something more small - is there a way to automatically export the file with versions of 72 dpi of my images?

  IDML files should not be working in older versions of InDesign.

  IDML is a feature in CS4 and I think that they only transfer between CS4 (v6) of InDesign.

  Maybe they think .inx, which is how to save back a version, bells or whistles that CS4 has lost in translation into CS3, as cross-references, for example, CS3 does not have this feature, so if you use references of Cross of CS4 so they are reduced to text format on save back to CS3.

• Exports of low resolution?

  My Illustrator to draw (running iOS on iPad iPhone and 6s Pro 9.3.4) seems to export images blurry/low resolution. Normally zoom gives a clean, sharp image, but those more recent that I did become blurred and lose detail. I have iCloud photo library so I don't know if this affects it.

  Baz,

  I think that the resolution difference you see is because you save from your iPhone instead of your iPad Pro. Make a test recording of the same design of each device and see if you get a difference in quality.

  Let me know.

  Sue.

• Export pdf cs6 causes much lower resolution file

  Hello

  I'm trying to export different photo, posters in the formats jpeg and psd to PDF files, but I'm getting much lower resolution files for example 2480x3508jpeg in PDF 500 x 800. The same thing happens to all the cs6 design standard suite. To the overview of the institutions. I use the mavericks. Anyone know the solution?

  The appropriate image size should be set in Photoshop.  Let all the layers - especially the layers as kind and forms vector

  Then you must read carefully the options when recording in PDF format.

  On the general tab, choose "high quality print".

  On the Compression tab, ensure that the dpi is set at least 300

  That should be fine, so otherwise, come back and tell us what is happening.

• I bought a vector image, but when I open it in Illustrator, it's a jpg low resolution. [was: Please help...]

  I bought a vector image, but when I open it in Illustrator, it's a jpg low resolution, I followed all the troubleshooting suggestions, nothing worked. Please can someone help?

  Charmaine thanks!

  I gave you another credit and I'll tell the team contained on the series.

  EBQ

• The image is a vector image. Values based on the low-resolution proxy RGB eyedropper

  I've used Q2ID to convert a Quark InDesign file and when I use the eyedropper tool, I get the error message: "the Image is a vector image. Values of pipette based low resolution proxy RGB. Then he replaced the white text RGB and will not follow what I copy so basically I have to redo the entire formatting. I do a save as to a different name and restarted, but it has happened several times. I'm not placing an illustration of any operation, the text is not described, but I can't copy the format with the eyedropper tool. Any suggestions?

  Thank you for your time and your consideration.

  No.... do not see the message at all, but I think I found a problem with the top layer. Turn it off (it is already locked) then try again.

  Bob

• Flattening of transparency creates Images of low resolution

  Hi all!

  I produce a lot of vector graphics in Illustrator that I then import into InDesign. Some of my work must be completed and must follow the standard PDFX-1a. Even with the flattening of transparencies put high-resolution, once that I run the file in Adobe Acrobat format for preflight, he'll go search for low resolution images, which are the result of flattening in InDesign. If I save the same image in Illustrator in a raster (say JPG) format he will stay at 300ppi, as flattening does nothing to the image.

  Here is a screenshot showing you my settings for the flattening presets of high resolution, (which are by default).

  

  I really don't see where is the problem! Any ideas?

  Can you independent on a single page and export it as flattened 300ppi ok?

  As standalone, I have no problem.

  Pages can have different transparency settings. Have you tried clicking ignore substitute in the advanced Panel?

• Look at pictures of press pdf low resolution

  Hey,.

  I wrote a pdf of press of an Indesign file made up of photography. He was wonderful as usual. But I imported the same content for a resizing and wrote a new pdf press and photo of the pdf part looks like very low resolution. I re-imported the photos and tried again. But now I am at a loss. Someone help please?

  As you find it, a lot depends on how you create the PDF file. I guess it isn't with the option to export in ID, Acrobat. When you change the size on a bitmap, a change of resolution in PDF format can cause a lot of problems because of the way the original bitmap can be sampled and put in the new resolution. Always a danger when playing with scaling of bitmaps (why vector graphics are preferred where appropriate - of course, not for photos and others). I suspect that all goes back to the sample which is forced. In the future, you might want to to scale the chart in an appropriate program (perhaps PhotoShop) to obtain the desired size and resolution and use in the presentation of the ID, not just a copy, paste, scale. Graphics programs are properly designed scaling a bitmap.

• mumindurmaz35 images are low resolution.

  Hello

  I have a license and download one of the images of this person and it's a miniature size. I am reluctant to license and download the second because the WM image is the same low resolution as the first one I paid for. The images are # 82970282 & 78478348. I got another person to check these files and they confirm that we have received the thumbs. Please can you get files high resolution for us?

  Thank you

  These are vector files which can be resized to any size. They seem to function normally. What type of program you use to work with the vector file?

  -Mat

• Low resolution image has been downloaded instead of high resolution have?

  I downloaded 2 x vector files have. The files that were sent were, but with jpg images low resolution inside with the Adobe logo still on the picture...?

  Yes it's on both downloads HERE. Yes I have a debt which I used for downloads.

  Hi Pieter,

  The .ai 2 files (99028850 and 99659790), OR vector images you downloaded, when opened in Adobe Illustrator, open fine without Adobe logo OR watermark.

  Yes! Adobe logo watermark gold appears when we open the preview of the image and not the licensed version.

  What we have done is:

  • Looking for the image.
  • Clicked on licensed and save on computer
  • Open the .ai file downloaded and it opens without Adobe logo OR watermark.

  Can you please confirm if you open the preview image OR the licensed version of the image in Adobe Illustrator?

  Can you please share the screenshot of the same which shows Adobe logo or watermark on the images 'license '?

  In order to test on your side, gently:

  • Sign in to Stock.adobe.com
  • Click on your name at the top right, and it will display a menu drop-down.
  • Click on the license history - it will show the list of the images you uploaded.
  • Click on the image number you want to re-download - which is allowed. Do not click new license.
  • This opens the image and click on save to computer. -It would go to the default download folder.
  • Now try to open this licensed version of the image in Adobe Illustrator.

  Hope the same help.

  Thank you

  SIMAR

• Bad Image low resolution

  Bought a image 86440296 and the quality is poor. Should be vector but low resolution. How do credit?

  Hello

  The file looks like the preview and seems to be scale-able in artificial intelligence. It's a watercolor, so it'll be soft.

• Hello! I do a menu print of tarp for a round table, I did this from ms word since I have no idea where can we make a semicircle menu upside. My problem is that it has a very low resolution, please help me how to print possibly with 3' table

  Hello! I do a menu print of tarp for a round table, I did this from ms word since I have no idea where can we make a semicircle menu upside. My problem is that it has a very low resolution, please help me how to print possibly with 3' round table. Thank you

  Oh dear.  It turned into a terrible mess of a thread with opinions and advice.    You do your layout with Word.  In my experience, Word is a nightmare when it comes to positioning many areas of text and images.

  You shouldn't have changed the Word document in a JPG file, because the text all which perfectly progressive, which would be printed to "all" size without loss of image quality, then became an image file.  But if you "had" to make it a JPG, just about the worst possible way to do this is with the Snipping Tool, because the resulting image would have only the resolution of your computer screen.  Dows following?

  How big are the pictures you used in Word?  They probably didn't need to be very large, because each image is only an impression at a relatively small size.

  First thing to try is to open the Word Document and save in PDF format using the Standard option (after you select Save as PDF

  It will keep the text in the form of scalable vector objects which allows printing at any size.  However, I don't have the knowledge of how Word uses images.  I just did a little test, and while I could zoom in to see in the text, I'm not sure that the same is true of the images.  Depends on word refers to the image of the player, or he brings as an object of frame size, and I suspect it's the latter.  You need to do some research on it, because it might make you save a lot of time.

  You have Publisher?  Editor certainly reference the drive images, and friezer downsize to fit the page.  I suspect that you can import a Word into Publisher document, which would put you best part of the way with it.  I would like to test it, but I use it as a loyal user of Adobe InDesign.   If you are forced to restart, then editor or InDesign would be lot better, but it's doable with Photohop.  Just make sure that you start with enough pixels, which means 36 inches at 300 dpi or 10 000 square pixels.  When did save as PDF using the preset high quality printing, and ask your color printer (probably just use sRGB)

  Good luck

  

• Non Web-safe fonts appear low resolution preview mode and in the browser

  I have a problem when you use fonts that are not safe, no matter which sometimes I use it displays low resolution and looks awful in preview mode, ex in the web browser. I understand that the fonts that are not supported are converted to images instad of the text but why do these low resolution? The use of the browser has an effect on how it appears? I am currently using safari.

  This is how the text appears: (future is a non-secure web and Arial and Helvetica are web safe)

  In Adobe Muse:

  

  In preview mode:

  

  Post edited by: Abhishek Maurya - updated the URL of the broken image

  Hi Johan,.

  While exporting the images in photoshop, try to add the transparency of 1% and save them as png Muse to avoid compressing the images. Let me know if that makes a difference.

  - Abhishek Maurya

• The proxy editing low resolution, then apply changes to high resolution

  Hello

  I'm developing a continuous image of a great wall that will be seen about 1-2 feet of viewing distance. There are about 100 dpi.

  My image is currently 21 600 x 8100 pixels in 8-bit CMYK. It can grow. I don't do a lot of manipulation, but a lot of it is with the help of brushes and the smudge tool.

  2 questions:

  (1) I have a Mac Pro 12-core with 24 GB of RAM. The smudge tool is slooowly when working on this image (like a finger to the max brush size takes 15-20 seconds to enter into force).

  (2) is it a "string mesh" tool that I can use instead of the finger tool?

  Is it possible for me to edit a version low resolution of this image, then apply the changes that I made to the version high resolution? then I can use the tools anti-dirt and brush, and the finesse my work without the machine bogged down and Imaging will look correct. I'm looking for a way to use these tools in real time while working with this large image.

  This seems to be the solution (at least it is for me). I can apply my changes to the proxy low resolution by registering the mesh and then apply this same mesh to image high resolution. The brush sizes large (compared to the resolution of the image) that I am available in version low resolution are presented through the high resolution because the changes are not applied as strokes of brush, but as changes in the global network. changes made to the mesh are what is transferred when you export and import.

  Applying the mesh is pretty slow and it requires a bit of tinkering at the level high resolution, but makes me 95% of the way. I think that is achievable.

  To sum up - here are the steps:

  (1) I make a version low resolution of the image (like 1200px wide)

  (2) I make my changes to the image using fluidity

  (3) before committing the changes in fluidity, I have 'Save Mesh' in the Liquify tool

  (4) I opened my image in high resolution

  (5) I use liquify, but I do not use brushes, but rather load my saved the low-resolution mesh

  (6) profit.

  Thanks for the help of the people!

  --------------S

• Embedded Fonts and low resolution PDF

  Hi guys,.

  I have Acrobat Pro 9. I've used Acrobat Pro 7 some time ago and it was great to have option of embedded fonts. I read that if I save the PDF file in high resolution (printing for example) fonts will always be integrated. The thing is I want to make a Low Res PDF for the Web but Embedded fonts so that everyone will see the Garamond type I choose or if they decide to print it, they can do it and maintain its design.

  Can I do this?

  Thanks for any info!

  See you soon,.

  SEBS

  In InDesign, just use File > export and choose preset for smaller file size. Which will integrate your fonts (the subsets that would be good enough) and reduce the image color resolution 100ppi.

  If you want it lower, like in Acrobat, go to the "Compression" settings and put them at a lower resolution it.