'Stretch' bleed

[DCurry]

I've done the flop method before, but what I don't like about is how obvious it is. I think it works best if there aren't any sharp angles near the bleed to give it away.

[Joe]

I've done the flop method before, but what I don't like about is how obvious it is. I think it works best if there aren't any sharp angles near the bleed to give it away.

Yeah, it is obvious but if it is trimmed right, and that is a big if, it will end up on the bindery floor.

[frailer]

I use "content aware" fill most of the time for missing Pshop bleeds.

I think that is what I had in mind. Was introduced a 2~3 years back/ Promptly forgot about it.  Shall look at Dan's method as well.

Not really relevant to my bleed situation, but this vid's interesting.

[delooch]

ive done "flop" method, i thought it was some hack trick i dreamed up, not willing to share from embarrassment... (like a mild spray of adhesive on feed rollers to help with glossy stocks)

[Joe]

ive done "flop" method, i thought it was some hack trick i dreamed up, not willing to share from embarrassment... (like a mild spray of adhesive on feed rollers to help with glossy stocks)

Prepress is like war. You do what you gotta do and it's not always pretty.

[DigitalCrapShoveler]

ive done "flop" method, i thought it was some hack trick i dreamed up, not willing to share from embarrassment... (like a mild spray of adhesive on feed rollers to help with glossy stocks)

Prepress is like war. You do what you gotta do and it's not always pretty.

Amen.