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Re: pdf file size
Posted:17 Aug 2010 (18:21 UTC)Hadrian,
greetings from PrestoPhoto and thank you for your interest.
We prefer one complete PDF or separate .jpg files. We recommend your images be at 300 dpi.
PDF's don't count against your storage space.
For all our trim sizes we recommend you make the cover images as well as the interior page images 1/4" larger than your book size. For example if you plan to create an 8.5x11 book the cover image as well as interior pages would be 8.75x11.25 (at 300 dpi).
Most importantly, keep all important items (people, heads, text,borders) away from the outer 1/2" on all sides.
Here is a page that may help
http://www.prestophoto.com/wiki/index.php?structure_id=303
If you have any other questions please let us know!
PrestoPhoto support
greetings from PrestoPhoto and thank you for your interest.
We prefer one complete PDF or separate .jpg files. We recommend your images be at 300 dpi.
PDF's don't count against your storage space.
For all our trim sizes we recommend you make the cover images as well as the interior page images 1/4" larger than your book size. For example if you plan to create an 8.5x11 book the cover image as well as interior pages would be 8.75x11.25 (at 300 dpi).
Most importantly, keep all important items (people, heads, text,borders) away from the outer 1/2" on all sides.
Here is a page that may help
http://www.prestophoto.com/wiki/index.php?structure_id=303
If you have any other questions please let us know!
PrestoPhoto support
pdf file size
Posted:17 Aug 2010 (08:26 UTC)the book i'm trying to create is about 2.5gb. it has over 150 pages as pdf files. i've tried shrinking the pages down but obviously don't want to lose quality by going any further. is this too big? i know there's a 500mb limit on jpg but does that apply to pdf? hope you can help....thanks!
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