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Fullerton College Prepress Class
Приєднався 20 сер 2020
Videos and Lectures from Fullerton College's PRNT 075F & 077F Prepress class
Manual CMYK Color Separations using Photoshop
After a brief introduction to the relationship between RGB and CMYK color spaces, I demonstrate how to manipulate Channels in Photoshop to generate CMYK color separations from an RGB image.
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Illustrator: Text as Clipping Mask
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Using outlined text a a clipping mask in Illustrator
Basic Pop Up Tutorial (Adobe Illustrator)
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Using Adobe Illustrator to create a basic pop-up card dieline for a cutting system
Screwdriver Cylinder Tutorial
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How to draw the screwdriver and cylinder from my gradient exercises. (Adobe Illustrator)
PIA 6.8 Prepress Review (7/7)
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Press types, paper making, finishing, platesetting, and imposition
PIA 6.8 Prepress Review (6/7)
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Digital image capture, resolution, Nyquist Theorem, types of digital cameras and scanners
PIA 6.8 Prepress Review pt5
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Subtractive vs Additive Color, color separations, black channel generation: UCR vs GCR
PIA 6.8 Prepress Review pt4
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Digital File Problems and a reintroduction to Color
16 Page Booklet Layout
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Using InDesign to do layout on a 16 page booklet. Related Tutorials: Making a Folding Dummy Manual Imposition
Folding Dummy Tutorial
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I make a folding dummy of a 16 page booklet using two 8 page signatures. Related tutorials: 16 page booklet layout in ID Manual Imposition on Signatures in ID
16 Page Booklet Signature Imposition Tutorial
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How to manually create a 16 page booklet using 2x 8-page signatures in Adobe InDesign. Related Tutorials: Folding a dummy signature 16 Page Booklet Layout
im from Germany and i have searched for this we have this in our class in the past few weeks but with Special Designs
FAQ: HOW DO YOU PRINT THEM (fine art inkjet printer) so that the gradients flow smoothly??? THX!
The explaination is so professional , great
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:01 🖨️ *Introdução ao Fluxo de Trabalho de Pré-Impressão* - Discussão sobre o conceito de fluxo de trabalho de pré-impressão. - Explicação sobre o uso de PostScript como modelo digital mais antigo. - A transformação de documentos para PostScript e posteriormente para PDF. 02:36 🔄 *Por que usar PostScript?* - PostScript como uma linguagem de descrição de página universal. - O papel crucial do PostScript na transferência de arquivos entre diferentes sistemas. - Evolução do PostScript para o formato PDF. 05:11 📊 *Exportação Direta para PDF vs. PostScript* - Vantagens de exportar diretamente para PDF, eliminando o passo do PostScript. - Melhor tratamento de gradientes, transparências e cores ao exportar para PDF. - Rasterização de vetores ao usar PostScript e sua resolução. 07:23 📄 *Papel dos PDFs na Preservação de Design* - PDFs como preservadores, não modificadores, da intenção de design. - Importância de garantir uma criação adequada com resolução de imagem correta. - Destaque para a estabilidade do PDF em comparação com outros formatos. 08:51 🛠️ *Configurações Adequadas para PDFs* - Necessidade de configurações corretas ao criar PDFs para impressão. - A importância da compressão de imagem apropriada e gerenciamento de cores. - Reconhecimento de capítulos futuros dedicados a essas configurações. 09:50 🛠️ *Pré-voo, Reparo de Arquivos e Reparos Automáticos* - Explicação do processo de pré-voo para identificar e corrigir problemas. - Mencionar ferramentas de pré-voo automáticas, como o PitStop da InFocus. - Reconhecimento de que alguns problemas exigem intervenção manual de designers. 11:33 📚 *Imposição e Trapping na Preparação para Impressão* - Imposição como organização das páginas para formar corretamente livros ou brochuras. - Analogia de trapping com a sobreposição de cores para evitar lacunas indesejadas. - Mudança na eficiência, preferindo PDFs de página única para imposição automática. 14:06 🔄 *RIP (Raster Image Processor) e Processo de Rasterização* - Explicação do RIP convertendo gráficos em dados de pixels para meios de impressão. - Destaque para o processo de rasterização e sua relação com telas de meio-tom. - Observação sobre a importância da qualidade na conversão de imagens para meio-tom. 16:26 🖨️ *Saída para Máquina de Marcação* - Definição de uma máquina de marcação como qualquer dispositivo físico que aplica marcas. - Inclusão de impressoras, impressoras digitais, gravadoras, etc., como máquinas de marcação. - Conclusão do processo de pré-impressão com a tradução da imagem digital para algo tangível. Made with HARPA AI
I dont see all these options under images
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MAGIC!!! THANK YOU!
anyone that downvotes this video has only one nostril
my problem is solved about gradient ,
How about when You would want to make all this dynamic - I mean to combine the two lists as they change (not necessary to look for duplicates)? In other words one and the other lists gets longer with time, new rows are being added, so the combined list also gets longer...
Are you asking how to automate the lists to integrate themselves? I would think you would need to write a script to do that. I am not the best with that, but applescript does allow you to automate repetable processes within MacOS... otherwise, could you clarify your question?
@@fullertoncollegeprepresscl7553 Yes, this is what I meant - I just thought there is some conventional method to do it, as it SEEMS easy :) thanks!
More than likely it is possible. I need to get better at scripting the make it happen. Of course, the seemingly easiest things somehow end up the hardest things when you actually attempt them.
thank you so much for this video , it was so helpful
Thank you for the video, it actually helped me print better gradients
Thank you for this. This video should have a million views!
Hilarious and informative - many thanks!
Thank you very much... I am very grateful to you
Why do you show half of the new document .. save, print those parts are not shown .. the small form is shown .. but those parts are less ......pleace help me...☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘
I like your style. Also this is the only video that actually explained the basics
Sir your class sounds fun XD
Any tips on what to do when creating freeform gradients?
thanks very good contents
I'm glad you found it helful! Go forth and make some print!
Thank you so much! This was so helpful.
wow! really helped me a lot. thank u so much
Just great videos! Best InDesign videos I've seen on youtube. Thanks!
What if im going from light green to dark green?
Thank you for your quastion; it's a good one. Within the CMYK colorspace, light to dark green should be less problematic, but follows the same logic. If the two greens are both simply made of different quantites of Cyan and Yellow, or just adding Black to the color, it will go as well as a gradient can on any given press. However, there may still be some greying in the center of your gradient if one of the greens contains an amount of Magenta! The point of the video is to consider the CMYK recipe for the colors you are using, so it may benefit you to change which precise shades of green you're using to make sure they are compatible with each other for a smooth gradient. I hope this is helpful!
Not funny ur boring g😂
Is that a hard G like in "great" or "Gif" or a soft G like in "giraffe"?
i searched a long time for exactly this tutorial! :) Thank you very much.
Thank you Lucas! I'm glad you found it helpful!
This was really helpful! Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
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Please explain uplan with full expressions and example sir please. I will be your's third subscribed person.
HI Seggam, I'm glad you're finding my videos useful. I'm uploading them as a parts of courses that I teach at my school. I am not sure when I'll be able to do uplan at this time, but keep an eye out as hopefully I'll get there soon.