Hey,
I'm hoping I can get some help with a strange problem. I don't have too much info, but it should be enough...
Basically I edit a local publication. We don't have ISDN facilities, and in one particular issue two of the pages (saved as PDF's) was too big for our email facility to handle, so we paid a local graphic designer to ISDN it to our printers.
When the PDF was exported from Quark and saved, it look normal. The final PDF then went to be sent to the printers looked normal. But when it came back from the printers, there was terrible colour banding across some of the images on the two large pages (about 20mb) that went down by ISDN, and nowhere else.
Can anyone figure out what happened so we can avoid this in future?
Thanks...
I'm hoping I can get some help with a strange problem. I don't have too much info, but it should be enough...
Basically I edit a local publication. We don't have ISDN facilities, and in one particular issue two of the pages (saved as PDF's) was too big for our email facility to handle, so we paid a local graphic designer to ISDN it to our printers.
When the PDF was exported from Quark and saved, it look normal. The final PDF then went to be sent to the printers looked normal. But when it came back from the printers, there was terrible colour banding across some of the images on the two large pages (about 20mb) that went down by ISDN, and nowhere else.
Can anyone figure out what happened so we can avoid this in future?
Thanks...