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Article #1753Re: Trim Marks & Imposition/Multi-up
From: M_Blackburn
Date: Tue, 26 Jul 2005 15:47
Date: Tue, 26 Jul 2005 15:47
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John,
Terry is quoting me. (post 9)
Terry,
Actually, the "film house" doesn't necessarily know whether you're giving
them "booklets" (imposed layouts) or not; frankly, they couldn't care
less since their ultimate responsibility is to output what's on the proof
and what's agreed upon.
Sorry, but that only makes sense if you really are dealing with an "old-time" service bureau. In my experience, film houses are associated with printers, they do have enough intelligence to recognize how the file is set up, and they would prefer doing the imposition themselves because they're setting up for a specific press. Generally, having the file in printers spreads is an annoyance rather than a help.
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