I think by now we've all had a least a little experience with Canva/Affinity.
A salesperson just threatened, um warn, us of a file (PDF) coming in next week from the app Figma.
No one here had ever heard of it before today.
What do you know?
How was your experience?
I also think that part of the problem is that current designers have 95% web projects and 5% print projects. They are used to RGB, not needing bleeds, 72-dpi is acceptable. It's not that they don't care (as mentioned earlier) it is that they weren't taught. I've been in prepress for 35+ years...
I would place more of the ownership on the user of the application rather than the application itself.
Harbor Freight does not make the best tools available but I would not blame them rather than the mechanic that botched the valve job.
As a life-long prepresser, I've always said that I can breeze through 8-color jobs all day long. But I can screw up a 1 or 2-color job seven ways to Sunday.
Art is in the eye of the beholder, and everyone will have their own interpretation. E.A. Bucchianeri, Brushstrokes of a Gadfly (Gadfly Saga, #1)
There's a sucker born every minute. P.T. Barnum
Choose one or the other...
This was all of Pantone's doing. They blame is on a "disagreement" with Adobe.
As both X-Rite and Pantone (X-Rite owns Pantone) are selling less and less hardware, they needed a revenue stream.
Bam! Let's start a subscription service like every other company on the face of the earth.
Thank you so very much for your input.
We don't use Geometry Editor. We're using Acrobat 2024.003.20180.
I am very new to Prinergy althoug I have been in the business since 1988.
I've use Scitex, Rampage, PAKZ Esko.