Which cover for Spine
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Re: Which cover for Spine
Posted:04 Apr 2012 (16:15 UTC)Hi, Jim!
Yes, you can upload a separate front and back cover.. Then, select a color for the spine and add spine text.
PrestoPhoto Support
Yes, you can upload a separate front and back cover.. Then, select a color for the spine and add spine text.
PrestoPhoto Support
Re: Which cover for Spine
Posted:04 Apr 2012 (15:53 UTC)Hi again
My images don't lend themselves to a full wrap cover. Can I do a front cover and back cover, each bleed 3 sides? Then, what colour would the spine be? Can I select a color and have type on the spine?
Jim
My images don't lend themselves to a full wrap cover. Can I do a front cover and back cover, each bleed 3 sides? Then, what colour would the spine be? Can I select a color and have type on the spine?
Jim
Re: Which cover for Spine
Posted:02 Apr 2012 (16:29 UTC)Jim,
Great questions. The system will actually make sure that neither of the cover images fall over the spine.
You do have the option though to upload a "full wrap cover" - This will allow the cover image to stretch completely from the back cover to the front. If you are creating your project in a program that will allow you to create a full wrap cover then this might be a good way to go. For specs on the size of your cover you can always go to your cover-step Step 2. Then underneath and to the right of the preview you will see "Preview Hi-Resolution Cover" - click that link and when it opens you can right click and down-load it. This will give you the correct dimensions for your cover.
To learn more about the cover-step you can view this helpful screencast: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCzvd1emPB8&list=UUgWmJwU2t0SRxjGkHaEVzGA&index=8&feature=plcp
If you have any other questions please let us know and we'll do our best to help.
Best,
PrestoPhoto support
support@prestophoto.com
Great questions. The system will actually make sure that neither of the cover images fall over the spine.
You do have the option though to upload a "full wrap cover" - This will allow the cover image to stretch completely from the back cover to the front. If you are creating your project in a program that will allow you to create a full wrap cover then this might be a good way to go. For specs on the size of your cover you can always go to your cover-step Step 2. Then underneath and to the right of the preview you will see "Preview Hi-Resolution Cover" - click that link and when it opens you can right click and down-load it. This will give you the correct dimensions for your cover.
To learn more about the cover-step you can view this helpful screencast: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCzvd1emPB8&list=UUgWmJwU2t0SRxjGkHaEVzGA&index=8&feature=plcp
If you have any other questions please let us know and we'll do our best to help.
Best,
PrestoPhoto support
support@prestophoto.com
Which cover for Spine
Posted:01 Apr 2012 (18:02 UTC)Hi
In an Imagewrap Hardcover book, If I have a bleed photo front and back, can I specify which one covers the spine'? The front cover would be my choice here.
Jim
In an Imagewrap Hardcover book, If I have a bleed photo front and back, can I specify which one covers the spine'? The front cover would be my choice here.
Jim
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