I really think I used to know this lol.
I have been working on a scrapbook and want to send out each layout for printing of my sheets (this may be cheaper than me printing myself).
I know that I did not changed the resolution of my images to 300 resolutions when I put dragged them into my scrap page(s), which are, of course, 300 resolution.
When photos are dragged and dropped into a layout, which is created at 300 resolution, are the photos automatically changed 300 resolution? I want good quality scrap pages when they are printed, and my photos look ok when I do a test print on bright white paper (not the greatest, but ok). I have been working on this scrapbook (album) forever because I keep finding things that need changing -- i.e. I sometimes forget to add drop shadows on some elements, and other stuff (too much to remember).
At any rate, I started redoing my pages by changing all the photos to 300 resolution and re-dragging into the layouts and this is taking like forever. Is this necessary?
Please advise.
Thank you so very much,
Maryb
I have been working on a scrapbook and want to send out each layout for printing of my sheets (this may be cheaper than me printing myself).
I know that I did not changed the resolution of my images to 300 resolutions when I put dragged them into my scrap page(s), which are, of course, 300 resolution.
When photos are dragged and dropped into a layout, which is created at 300 resolution, are the photos automatically changed 300 resolution? I want good quality scrap pages when they are printed, and my photos look ok when I do a test print on bright white paper (not the greatest, but ok). I have been working on this scrapbook (album) forever because I keep finding things that need changing -- i.e. I sometimes forget to add drop shadows on some elements, and other stuff (too much to remember).
At any rate, I started redoing my pages by changing all the photos to 300 resolution and re-dragging into the layouts and this is taking like forever. Is this necessary?
Please advise.
Thank you so very much,
Maryb