How to use bleed in Photoshop?
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- There are several terms used in print design and one of the most commonly used one is bleed.
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But what is bleed exactly and how to use it in your Photoshop projects? In this tutorial I will explain why is it so important to use bleed in print design and how to properly set up your Photoshop documents and get them ready for print. Let's get started!
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This is soooo much easier than what my school teaches I wonder why they don’t just show us this way? Thank you!!
The auto crop marks is something I've been trying to figure out for quite some time, been doing it manually. I've learned so much from you! You're one of my three most favorite instructors - 1) Martin Perhiniak 2) Gareth David 3) Aaron Nace. God bless you all!
Thank you for the video. I have been struggling with the bleed process and you have make it crystal clear.
Thank you for this! I was having so much trouble finding the bleed function in Photoshop! You just saved me so much time!!
This was so easy to follow and understand. Great job, I feel more confident in making my prints!
Very useful and clear! Thank you, Martin! Happy New Year!
THANKS Martin! This video helped me out alot!
I'm so glad I've found you! Thank you for the great material.
a MILLION times THANK YOU!!!!!!! Oh. wow. yep. Thank you!! Sooo appreciating your clear directions and each step along the way. ( I am such a photoshop newbie and this helped me make my project come to life! YAY!!!!)
Thank you so much! Great tutorial. Very helpful!
This is such a helpful tutorial, Martin. The best one for teaching how to crop and bleed in photoshop! Thank you.
Finally after a year search i got right concept and they way to do it. Thank You
Thank you Martin, your demo was very useful and clear.
Thank you, it's so clear and on point, only just what's nessesary!
thank you sir. it is help me so much
thank you, it is very easy to understand tutorial than to other.
Thanks Martin! You saved my life!
Thank you so much, learned lot of new stuff :)
Thank you! Is very helpful
very useful thanks
Thank you so much, this very useful to me
SO helpful. Thank you!
Really helpful, thank you!
Very informative. That helped me a lot. Thank you. :)
Thank you very much for the guidance.
Thanks Martin.
you're a lifesaver
When I'm working with an a4 size page it doesn't do anything when I change the canvas size. Plz help
thank you
Thank youuuuuuuuuu
Everything was going fine until I got to the printing bit - my PC laptop isnt letting me get to that point of being able to get it to PDF argh help
Thanks for the info and what a nightmare for me...I have 350 full pages I have to do for printing. It's going to take an iternity to do each one. LOL.
i am having issues with my 8.5x11 " document. It wont print on the entire page. I have a print screen shot but no way to show you what I am talking about.
Thanks!!
OBRIGADO
What version of Photoshop did you use? I have Photoshop CC 2017 0.0 and there is no bleed set up in the Print settings.
You have to work around it as I explained in the video you have to go > Image > Canvas size and extend the whole canvas size, make sure you thick the relative option, change to mm and type in 6mm Height and also 6mm Width.
thanks a-lot
TANKS
It does matter when there's no printer linked to it. It won't let me save the paper size settings to A3 so that I can add crop marks to an A4 letterhead because I hadn't got a "printer selected" haha. Dammit
who watching this on 2020?
talk talk talk....so simple job.