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My best friends sisters eldest son has produced a lovely business card in Photoshop. Why does it print funny?

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My best friends sisters eldest son has produced a lovely business card in Photoshop. Why does it print funny?

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Okay. This is important! Microsoft Word is for text. Photoshop is for photos. Indesign is for print design. Illustrator is for illustrations… there is a pattern here, right? Therefore, the answer to the questions is: a business card is not a photograph! There are many elements that are specific to a correct print-ready finish: resolution, raster, vector, bleed, trim, multiple pages, overprint, knockout, diecuts, varnish, imposition … yes, I could easily keep going! Again, this is important. Talent is a wonderful thing: the fresh ideas that come from young designers is fantastic … I love it. However, a great idea and talent alone won’t help your material progress seamlessly into print. Experience does matter.

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