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handyman 06-04-2006 19:18

Is it possible to convert fw png to psd?
 
I have to create an image with the following spec for a display stand:

Produce a file in Adobe Photoshop with no bleed, no crop marks, no compression and save as TIFF to CD.

Pacific Roller Banner Stand at 25%

560mm High (535mm visible from the top down) x 200mm Wide
400 dpi CMYK Save as TIFF


I can create a fireworks png file and import into photoshop (i'm much more adept with fireworks). What would I then do to convert the file to the required format? Will I lose quality? Would It be better spending a few hours messing about trying to recreate the image in adobe?

Cilonen 06-04-2006 19:37

Re: Is it possible to convert fw png to psd?
 
Should be as simple as this:
Import file into PhotoShop,
Confirm that size and resolution are as required (click image -> image size) and adjust if necessary,
Click File -> Save as.. -> choose TIFF in "Format" box -> Name it -> Save -> tick "No compression"

Job done!

handyman 06-04-2006 19:48

Re: Is it possible to convert fw png to psd?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Cilonen
Should be as simple as this:
Import file into PhotoShop,
Confirm that size and resolution are as required (click image -> image size) and adjust if necessary,
Click File -> Save as.. -> choose TIFF in "Format" box -> Name it -> Save -> tick "No compression"

Job done!

But will it save as CMYK?

Cilonen 06-04-2006 20:18

Re: Is it possible to convert fw png to psd?
 
It should - certainly supports it!

bmxbandit 06-04-2006 20:25

Re: Is it possible to convert fw png to psd?
 
Import file into PhotoShop,
Confirm that size and resolution are as required (click image -> image size) and adjust if necessary,
go to image > mode> cmyk colour
Click File -> Save as.. -> choose TIFF in "Format" box -> Name it -> Save -> tick "No compression"
then save as tiff

(added a step to Cilonen's post :))


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