My previous
Progress Challenges called for composited images (which include my
sea creatures. My target audiences/markets are many: beginning with
postcards and t-shirts for tourists, with the intent of extending to
tourist organisations; government departments and anyone with an
interest in marine conservation.
Here is the image that I composited today - I could use that on a t-shirt. Has anyone got a good title for it. Otherwise, I'm going to call it 'Gotcha!!!'
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| Gotcha!!! 2015 (c) Colleen Sedgwick     |
The
dimensions for my Hammerhead are 278 x 313 mm, and the file is 173 KB
(kilobytes) which makes it easy to upload and make available online.
I
saved most of my files as PNG (Portable Network Graphics) – you
don't get the compression or pixellation like you do for JPEGs
The
colour profiles are RGB for online viewing and CMYK for print1.
If I am printing on fabric (as I am for a t-shirt), CMYK is
recommended2.
1DP
Best Flow (2015): Colour Space and Colour Profiles, in
http://www.dpbestflow.org/color/color-space-and-color-profiles
2Vistprint
(2015): 'Upload Help: RGB vs CMYK';
http://www.vistaprint.com.au/vp/ns/propath/UploadResources.aspx?selectedTab=0&pfid=372&pf_id=372#DocumentSize
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