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Basically that means that the director will be scanning it directly into the printer or sending it....

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Date Posted: 19:10:24 08/08/03 Fri
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In reply to: Laura 's message, "ad stuff" on 10:13:27 08/08/03 Fri

as is to the printing company. So it means if your picture is taped on crooked, the photo will not be retouched or adjusted. It will be crooked too. Think of it as an exact photocopy. What you photocopy will be what is seen. So if your photo is blurry and dark, you're going to get a dark blurry program photo. The national Galaxy director retouched our VA ad and helped design, but she is also a software designer and I am not! So what you send is exactly what will show up, layout and all, in the program book. Magazines "retouch" their articles & photos. Camera-ready program books are mostly done by multiple photocopy and assembled by companies like Kinko's in a stapled or glued soft binder format. I hope that helps!

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