Lesson 19Exporting & Printing

Learning Goals

Through the successful completion of Lesson 19 – Exporting & Printing, we will learn the following...

List common print file formats, resolutions, and color modes
List common web file formats, resolutions, and color modes
Calculate print resolution using press LPI values
Explain why RGB is the correct color mode to use for photo-quality inkjet printing
List web file formats that allow for transparency and/or animation
Use EPS files when working with vector art and TIFFs when working with raster art
Define spot color as it relates to commercial printing
Create a new spot color channel on the Channels panel
Explain the difference between a color swatch and a spot color saved via a channel
Define soft proofing
Soft proof an image on screen for both print and web output methods
Define color management
Synchronize color settings across multiple Adobe software applications

I would like you to reference these learning objectives after you finish lesson 19. Circle back and reread them. Make sure you fully understand them.

Reading Assignment

Read Lesson 19 – Exporting & Printing below to get started. Take notes and follow along with any Photoshop examples included in the text. You can read lesson 19 through this web browser, download your own copy, or even print a physical copy of the slides. You will need to visit Google Drive to download and/or print.

Supplemental Learning Resources

The following videos and links may be helpful with this lesson. As a Photoshop user you will figure out how you learn best. Some students may be able to perform all skills from reading and following along with the slideshow above. Others may prefer to practice following along to a demo video. Use these resources as you see fit.