Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2008/12/04
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Okay, so... please pardon me if this has already been covered, but I haven't been able to find a reference in traffic so far. Is this year's book laid out just like last year's? If so, that'd mean: - big, up-to-full-bleed image on the left (first) page of our pair, max 9-1/2" wide, max 7-15/16" high - smaller available image area on the right because of captioning for poth photos below; image space apparently max 7-1/2" wide, max 5-1/8" high, surrounded by a border approx 1/16" high. How close to right is that this time? I'd like to get it right because clearly this affects both how we scale images, but particularly it affects which image we choose to request that you place in each position -- some pictures work okay small, others don't. I'm also assuming that the requirement that images be supplied to you already converted into the sRGB colorspace hasn't changed. Getting that right made a huge difference for my pictures between the first and second years -- the first year I supplied pictures in (and tagged as) a wide-gamut space like Adobe '98 pr ProPhoto, assuming the Blurb software would to the correct and optimal conversion... but it just ignored colorspace tagging and treated the image data like sRGB. My stuff was a little muddy that year. So I don't want any of us to make that mistake this time! Thanks... - Jeff