the use of images in indesign

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• Image licensing Adobe Stock and the use of images in various media

  Hello

  Recently, I bought a license Adobe stock of 10 images, standard license. And I have licensed a few images for purposes of exposure of our societies (IE; to design posters for exhibition stand). I have read your terms and condition and found that no renewal of the licenses don't need to if the image uses for the same company. I have some doubts about the license can you advice me whether it is possible or not

  1. can I use my images licensed (which I used for the written press) for additional media like Web page company, social media like facebook, twitter, linkedIn, google + etc and our company brochures.

  2. is it possible to add my images under license with the label of a product for resale. (product like Fanta, KitKat, Cerelac etc)

  Hello

  1. Yes, you can use the images for other types of media providing you respond with the license terms & conditions - full info available here - royalty free graphics, pictures and photos | Adobe Stock

  2. you can use the images on a label/packaging of the product as long as it is not reproduced more than 500 000 times in total. Section 3.2 of the terms.

  Thank you

  Bev

• a few questions of the use of image previews

  Here are a few questions.

  1 Overview of the image created by "option of previews of 1:1, which is used in the module?

  2. If I create "1:1 previews and, 'Insights into Standard' is not created & used?

  3. If 'Standard previews' is generated and used, it will be used for any purpose?

  4. I know that Lightroom uses the Adobe RGB in the library module and the use of Melissa RGB in the develop module.

  then ' 1:1 previews are produced by two types?

  If it is not two kinds, color previews space is not specified, preview image is shown color space of image rendering applied in each module?

  Internal preview of Lightroom image handling is difficult for me.

  Previews are displayed in the library modules map, book, slideshow, print and Web with Adobe RGB

  Previews are shown to develop using Pro Photo RGB. 1:1 previews are used to zoom in with, for example in the development of control and sharpness.

  You can limit the size of the cache of previews, if you prefer.

  Reach:

  Edit > catalog settings > file manipulation

  You can choose to ignore the insights 1:1 for example, after 30 days, or never.

  In Ligtroom the working color spaces have been set by default. But you can choose a different color to export space. For example:

  sRGB for display on the web accessories or email

  AdobeRGB for some printers

  ProPhoto RGB for some equipment top of the range, but only with 16 bit images

  A specific profile for printing

  See this link for more information:

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/Lightroom/help/color-management.html

• Recommendations on the use of images in video sequences

  Hello

  My current workflow is to use 3ds max for the rendering of sequences of images to animation, then to Media Encoder allows you to convert mov files using the Quicktime Animation codec. The problem is that the use of these clips on the front keeps me scrub the timeline of the sequence with fluidity, when well even all files are accessed from a drive of lightning on a Macbook Pro. Even open them in Quicktime player causes a slow reading. The rendered images are 1280 x 720. Because of the animation being founded, I need the derived video to not drop the images as do some codecs, so Quicktime Animation codec prevents this and it preserves the alpha channel in the image.

  So my question is, what can I do to improve it, so that the timeline scrub becomes fluid?

  THX

  I think I found my answer... ProeRes with Alpha codec. I used that and lived without loss of images, alpha channel, left untouched, and rub the time slider in the first is super fast. Message from Joe made me remember I had this codec on my Mac and had simply never tried, so I started reading about it and found that it is designed for what I want.

  Sequences of images that I found can be imported directly into the first, but first wash chronology is slow with them. First I think is happiest when playing a video codec compressed any.

  Rgds

• Best method of referencing for the use of images in the form of text?

  Im trying to take account of accessibility and SEO, but I really want to use images for my header items and menu.

  This is the best method for this? It lists some other methods below but im wondering if there is a solution to recommend.

  http://StopDesign.com/Archive/2003/03/07/replace-text.html

  A simple example of the method is here;

  http://StopDesign.com/IMG/articles/replace-text/ex_hello.html

  A span is put around the menu item and set display to none. A div is placed around the space, with a value of height and background image.

  Ive also heard of this method, which allows you to use custom fonts and id to use pretty images.

  www.mikeindustries.com/blog/sIFR/

  Thank you

  Webmaster guidelines from Google

  Special attention to the "quality guidelines".

  http://www.Google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=35769#3

  Without knowing what you are hidden in the pages of Joomla, I can't offer much advice except to err on the side of caution.

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• Legality of the use of images on the web

  Does anyone know the legal rights to use photos or images on the web in a PDF file that I create and then sell?  Is there a good source for free images of rights that I can use for documents I create and then sell?  Thank you!

  Everything on the web has a copyright, unless it's 100 years old, made by the U.S. federal Government, or more specifically disseminated in the public domain. You must get permission, or check the license for every image you find (and check the credentials of the one who offers the image too, because if someone tells you that a stolen picture is OK, you are still responsible). You need copyright approval for everything you are doing images, commercial or not, but use it in something that you are selling is really more likely to lawsuits.

• You are looking for assistance on the use of CSV with InDesign files for merges data...

  Hello

  Please forgive me if this has been discussed in this forum already. If so, please point me to this discussion.

  What I'm trying to do, it's a data merge InDesign with a (CSV) file delimited by commas. I created the CSV file by using the command "SaveAs CSV" with Office Excel 2013. The problem I have is with records that contain multiple lines in the same area. After reviewing the merged InDesign document, I noticed that the results are inaccurate for the rest of this record. When it gets to the record following some fields are filled with the remaining records of the previous record.

  I'm sorry if I'm not explaining this very well, but the results are strange and I hope others have similar results and can offer a solution.

  Thank you

  Greg

  You can't have line breaks in a cell. The solution is to use a code for the break, and then run find/replace after the merger to change the code to break you.

• Help on the use of Images in Navigation

  Hi all

  I am trying to use the images for the Navigation of the site, also changed States of "Normal, Rollover, down, Active MOUs.

  But it did not work for me.

  It only allows me to adjust the space between the images of the Navigation buttons.

  I joined img actul look of Navigation that I worked in PS and the screenshot of Muse Image JPEG file.

  Here's the origianal FILE MUSE (1.5 MB)

  Download

  Actul look of Navigation that I worked in PS

  

  Screenshot of the file Image of Muse

  

  Hello

  The reason for this is because the images that you use as back fill for buttons are different in size, they must conform to the size of the buttons to make a uniform spacing between buttons.

  In addition, if you want to create the Menu with the States that defines the colors then you can design even in Muse, which would be exactly the same as you mentioned.

  I created a similar menu in Muse for your reference, please download the file here:

  https://www.dropbox.com/s/esnx7mk9b7roy91/menu.Muse

  Thank you

  Sanjit

• The use of images

  Here you go - this is perhaps the stupidest question of all time - in Windows 8 Photo Gallery photos are displayed in the form of orange flowers instead of the real photos.  Can I change this?  And I cause?  Thank you.  Eileen

  Hi Eileen,.

  I suggest trying the steps and check if that helps.

  (a) Open the folder containing the images.

  (b) click the Alt keyon the keyboard.

  (c) click on Tools then click on Folder Options.

  (d) uncheck the option "always show icons, never thumbnails".

  (e) click Ok.

  Hope this information helps. Answer the post with an up-to-date issue report to help you further.

• Why I can't mount images in InDesign from the 'images' as I did with "iPhoto" before?

  Why I can't mount images in InDesign from the 'images' as I did from "iPhoto" before?

  Browser multimedia lla only will show you photos from your photo library, if the library is your system library.  Check in Photos preferences > general, if 'use as a Photo library system' is UO greyedcrossed, as it should be.

  and the application must be fully compatible with El Capitan, or it can only show the iPhoto and Aperture libraries.  You may need to update your copy of inDesign. I don't know, if there is a newer version.

• White Outline on outside the clipping of images pathed in InDesign

  Hello. I'm on a PC using CS6.

  I've created a few clipping paths in Photoshop on a bunch of images and most of them have a white outline (even in the overprint preview) shown in InDesign.

  I thought I have me making sure not to be too close to the border in order to not get this white outline. I created paths by using the tool palette and the path of pen.

  Please take a look at the screen captures below and I was wondering if anyone has this problem or if something escapes me completely.

  As you can see in this photo the white contours are around the box and especially the chocolate pieces. This is a page of InDesign.

  

  This same image below appears in Photoshop with a black rectangle placed behind it and I do not see the white outline. The sketch is in the PDF file too when exporting, so I don't know what to do and I'm worried it will print that way. Never had this problem before...

  

  Next to the other answers:

  Softens the edges look more naturally, said, use without cutting paths, would use the alpha transparency (masks, layers with transparency, etc.).

  Place the file as a Photoshop PDF or PSD layers in InDesign. Results would improve.

• My web page uses svg images, but when the svg is printed by Firefox they are pixelated with bad resolution.

  I realized a web page that uses svg images. One of them is here:
  http://donwagner.dk/JZSS5.4.svg.

  The svg is produced by Adobe Illustrator, CS5 version. Seen in any browser, the images look good at any magnification, but when I print the page in Firefox, the image is blurry seriously, apparently because that pixelation uses the wrong resolution.

  The same phenomenon occurs in all browsers, not quite as bad in Chrome, but still not perfect.

  Do you have plans to fix this bug, or do you have a work around?

  Concerning
  Don Wagner

  Better control your graphics drivers are updated!

• How can I use the BCGTransform function to treat the 16-bit Image?

  Hi ~

  I use LabWindowsCVI8.5 and NI Vision to make the treatment of the Image. When I read the "IMAQ Vision for LabWindowsCVI Reference Manual", I found that the imaqBCGTransform function only supports 8-bit Image, while I do the BCG to turn on 16-bit image. Are there solutions to use the BCGTransform function to deal with the 16-bit Image? Or any other feature that could make the correction Gamma, contrast and brightness on the 16-bit Image?

  Thank you very much!

  because imaqBCGTransform is implemented as a lookup table, we can understand why it is limited to 8-bit images.

  Now let's take a look at the definition of each of this mandate (from the NI Vision Concepts documentation):

  -brightness: a constant added to the components red, green, and blue pixel of color over color, decoding of the process;

  -contrast: a constant multiplication factor applied to the components of the luma and chroma of a pixel of color in color to decoding process.

  -gamma correction: expand high gray-level information in an image while removing information of low level of gray.  (the chapter on lookup tables gives some examples of corrections gamma)

  now that you understand that this transformation is a simple mathematical function, simply calculate the correction for each pixel on your 16-bit images.

  I know not the exact formula used by the imaqBCGTransform function, but you should be able to approach by performing some tests on images 8 bits with the original function... or you can make your own formula... or find one on the net... or you can ask someone at home OR you give the formula...

• How can I determine the type of image to be used before loading an image?

  I'm developing an application using VB 2005 which measures two 8-bit or 16-bit image files. When I saw the picture, I find that I have to set the type of image the image buffer before playback of the image in it. For example, if I read a 16-bit image in a buffer of 8 bits, the image is truncated. I guess I could read the image in a 16-bit buffer and retype it if the pixel values are less than 255.

  Is there a better way to do it? Can I determine the number of bits of an image before loading in a buffer?

  Thank you!

  Hi Steverino,

  Olivia is incorrect... VDM has a function called GetFileInfo which does just what you want. It only reads the header of the image but does not load the entire image in memory. It will give you various properties such as the bit depth.

  I think that on the new .NET support, there can exist here: NationalInstruments.Vision.Analysis.Algorithms.GetFileInformation.

  Thanks to the ICB and our legacy of .NET support, it's probably a similar name.

  Eric

• Is there a recovery for an Acer C720P image, or should I use the 720 recovery image?

  I would like to create a USB stick recovery, but am unable to find an image for my Acer C720P. May then jeutiliser the 720 generic write on the USB recovery image I want to use for the recovery / emergency purposes? Any help apreciated.

  Hi globetrotterdk,

  Yes, the creation of the image in the Chrome operating system or by using the recovery utility of Chrome on a PC base with a Chrome browser will allow you to create a backup of Windows. The version of Chrome OS will be determined by what you and your material, so no reason to choose anything and for recovery of Chrome utility, they are trying to simplify this away so many different types of chromebooks, use the generic C720 will work for you.

  Link to a related discussion: http://community.acer.com/t5/Chromebook/Unable-to-creat-recovery-image-for-C720/m-p/285320#U285320

  Hope this helps,
  Cory