manish

I have this logo in EPS format that needs to printed on a card.
Whenever it is opened in Photoshop at 300 DPI, it appears very sharp and
clear. However, whenever the artist puts it in Corel Draw file for printing
the sharpness and clarity is heavily deteriorated. How can I correct this?

The artist says the problem is due to the EPS file, but I doubt it. What
needs to be done in this case? Converting this EPS to TIFF creates problems
as well, as all sharpness and clarity is lost.

TIA,
- Manish

frans

If you want me, I could try to change this into Coreldraw. Otherwise
open this in Illustrator and save as AI file, that works great with
CorelDraw.

Suc6
Frans (behind the @ should be wanadoo.nl)

waldo

Maybe CorelDraw only displays the low-res preview embedded in the EPS.
Check the settings in CorelDraw or use proper software (Illustrator,
InDesign or Quark) for that purpose.

Waldo

arrooke

printing


problems


CorelDraw has 2 options, to confuse you better.
IMPORT your EPS. I don't recall which one you use. 2 options are
Encapsulated Postscript and Postscript Interpreted. You will see them both
listed in the Import, file type options. One of these works.
Keith.

theo

Pagemaker does this (or did this) from time to time and only printed the
thumbnail on non-postscript printers. I dont know CorelDraw but does it
take TIFFs? When in doubt high resolution TIFFs often work quite well, if
the program can import them.

ricseyler

How does it actually print out of Corel??
You might be seeing the screen placeholder..

Are you using the EPS format to retain spot color seps in Corel??
If not, then "save as" TIF in PhotoShop and bring the TIF
into Corel. But it might bring up the file size, if that matters.

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