How to send us artwork
We are can accept artwork in most commonly used, digital formats.
Our system is set-up to operate in a PC or Apple Mac (OS9 and OSX) environment.
Preferred software is Quark Xpress (versions 4 through 6) or Adobe Acrobat PDFs.
We also run Adobe Creative Suite with the latest versions of Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.
We can also accept files formatted for PC.
Please contact us with any specific software supply questions.
Image Formats
Colour / Greyscale and Bitmap images
Please supply images as TIFF or Photoshop EPS at a minimum resolution of 300dpi and at 100% of printed size.
JPEG files should only be used if absolutely necessary, e.g. To save on file size.
Bitmap TIFFs should ideally be sent at 1200dpi.
Please do not include any ICC profiles in your saved images.
Vector EPS files
Illustrator or Freehand EPS files should be ‘Saved as’ EPS, not exported.
Remember to supply any linked bitmap image files that are present in files.
PDFs
Our workflow system is designed specifically to deal with PDF files.
Please ensure they are CMYK or Greyscale, that the artwork is centred on the artboard and that all fonts are embedded and subset.
Also ensure that the PDF is generated at the highest possible quality.
Click here to download our Distiller Job Options file that will create a PDF to match our requirements.
If you have any specific questions about creating PDF files, please email studio@newgateconcise.com.
Fonts
We carry a large library of fonts which we will use where possible.
Please embed fonts into PDFs.
When using other software, please collect and send both screen and printer font files.
Please note that we will assume that any fonts sent to us have been properly licensed by you for our usage.
Getting it to us
We can read CDs, DVDs and Zip disks.
We are also happy to receive artwork via our broadband email studio@newgateconcise.com
or via our ISDN line 020 7232 4794
Compression
Ideally, we would like to receive files uncompressed, but if compression is necessary please use .sit or .zip compression. |