Color Test

[Tracy]

Does anyone have a 28x40 GATF or G7 color test file?
I have one for 25x38 but I'm guessing it's not a good idea to enlarge it.

[born2print]

I do have a G7 28x40 for you.

[born2print]

Looks like this:

[born2print]

Emailed it just now, good luck.

[Tracy]

Sweet! Thanks so Much!!!

[Tracy]

That's Perfect thank you!

[Foozball]

but I'm guessing it's not a good idea to enlarge it.

Muh gawd ... don't you have adobie??

[Joe]

but I'm guessing it's not a good idea to enlarge it.

Muh gawd ... don't you have adobie??

My thoughts exactly. A real professional would just enlarge the size and then down rez it until it would fit on a 360k 5.25" floppy disk.

[born2print]

"a 360k 5.25" floppy disk."
Holy crap 
Dayum we're old...

[madbugger]

but I'm guessing it's not a good idea to enlarge it.

Muh gawd ... don't you have adobie??

My thoughts exactly. A real professional would just enlarge the size and then down rez it until it would fit on a 360k 5.25" floppy disk.

A real professional would carve it into a stone tablet.

[David]

I would place it in a word doc, then export to a jpeg, just for quality.

[pspdfppdfxhd]

Drop into Quark, save page as an eps and make sure the color management settings are on Quark default. Piece of cake.

[born2print]

Ugh! Where's a Freehand power user when you need one?!

[Joe]

Ugh! Where's a Freehand power user when you need one?!

Last I heard exiled from Oklahoma to Texas.

[DigiCorn]

My wife and I saw an ad for Canva the other day. I was like, "thank gawd I'm not printing anymore. You just know someone is going to send a Canva file and it's going to be shit and they're going to be like, 'But it's the cutting edge of technology; it's all over tv! Don't you guys know what you're doing over there?'"