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Requirements based on video, print, and web

Requirements based on video, print, and web - Photoshop Tutorial

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Requirements based on video, print, and web

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Another important aspect of the design brief is the deliverables and that means what are the actual files that you will need to supply to your client at the end of the project and the type of files or deliverables really depend on the output so whether the image or design that you're working on is intended for print, web or video and the easiest way to compare these and to see the differences is by going to the new document dialog box in Photoshop. So this is something you can find by going to file, new and then here on the top you will be able to choose these different categories. So when you choose print you will see the preferred or suggested settings for it and most importantly here the resolution should be set to 300 ppi or pixel per inch by default. Now the color mode is set to RGB because Photoshop is best to be used in this color mode most of the features will be available here while if you choose CMYK it will be slightly limited some features might not be available however…

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