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Re: .EPS files conversionby "Ted Temer" <temer(at)c-zone.net> |
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Erin: Ah -- --- the blessings of Adobe on all EPS files. An .eps file is actually nothing but a bunch of Postscript math and as such, can usually be converted without problem --especially one would think, with PhotoShop, an Adobe product. Things to watch for. First off -- make sure the graphic is converted to RGB color. That alone should cure most problems converting to .jpg. However, if it does not do it, please attend the following blarney, some of which, may even be helpful ... ? 2nd. Beware of text within the file. Although there is nothing inherent in Postscript itself to cause problems, some programs do some strange things to text. (The same sort of thing happens occasionally in WMF files.) 3rd. Try converting to something else like TIFF first. .tif files often come with .eps files to act as placeholders in page layout programs. (Often--when it's included--the .tif "placeholder" has all the resolution you will need for average web work.) Note: When working in Canvas for example, imported EPS graphics cause a pop-up screen to appear, advising the conversion of the .eps file to a Canvas file. This is because Canvas can work easier and more accurately with it's own format. Many other programs have the same problems and ironically, this might--I say, might--apply to PhotoShop as well. 4th. Convert the .eps file to .jpg in another program and then import the .jpg file into PhotoShop to edit or modify it. There is always more than one way to accomplish most tasks. Sorry--After we got Canvas we dropped PhotoShop so I can not give you more detailed step by steps. Perhaps some of the others still using PShop can be more explicit. Best wishes Ted Temer Temercraft Designs Redding, CA temer(at)c-zone.net http://www.temercraft.com http://www.newsredding.com/ >Hi, >I am having trouble converting a .eps file to anything web ready. I have >tried using Photoshop but it does not seem to work even though it saves it >to .jpg extention. Can anyone guide me ? > >TIA, >Erin >=============================== >Erin Parker >Erin(at)BizzBizz.com >415-456-6765 >http://www.BizzBizz.com > > > >
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