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Hi guys! I have a J.D. Byrider dealer wanting me to do graphics on a trailer for him. He gave me a sheet with camera ready art on it. Anybody know if its possible to get .eps files from companies or is camera ready art the norm & you scan it? I know it's a stupid question....I'm still pretty new at this! Any help greatly appreciated.
-------------------- Shanon Benson Race Ready Graphics Posts: 9 | From: Houma, LA | Registered: Feb 2003
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There are numerous EPS graphic files for auto graphics available. VECTOR is one that I use, but there are tons of others. Whatever is scan-able can be converted from bitmap to vector format with most programs used by the sign industry. Your question takes a ton of information to answer in a satisfactory way. If you're "printing" graphics, then you're in a who,le other world that's similar to what I just ineptly explained.....the difference being that the output format is usually a combo of bitmap and vector. The learning curve in creating some of this stuff is scary, to say the least....but.....you gotta start somewhere, like we all did.
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Yes it is possible to get eps files from companies ... if they have them. Now-a-days "camera ready" pretty much means scannable ... we got two rooms of one graphics camera with a few years of dust on it to prove it. If it's a bigger company they probably have a file ... if your working through the dealer the be thankful ya got more than a business card or a t-shirt from last years company picnic to work from
-------------------- Compulsive, Neurotic, Anti-social and Paranoid ... but basically Happy Posts: 2677 | From: Rochester, NY, USA | Registered: Nov 1998
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