Digilabs Blog

Digilabs has had the privilege to sponsor & exhibit at the Infotrends Digital Imaging and the  Photo Publishing Summits at the Hyatt Regency in Burlingame, CA this whole week!   Not only have we met a lot of new and exciting people (and many of our happy customers !) but we’ve also learned a lot of [...]

In the  previous posts we spoke about  image resolution, scaling, and graphics, and how a flat PDF file, or a raster PDF, can result in reduction in quality of the final printed page. However, this is actually the small part. There are more.
When you raster all the page to a single image, it all blends [...]

In the previous post we spoke about  image resolution, scaling, and graphics. So, how is that related to the various types of PDF?
A PDF can be built of two types of graphics objects. Vector graphics and raster images. Vector graphics in PDF, as in PostScript, are constructed with paths. Vector graphics are what I called [...]

One of the many different things we prepare our output is the usage of a Vector PDF. But what’s the big deal? Doesn’t PDF stand for a Portable Document Format? Isn’t a PDF just a PDF?
This turned out to be a long post. Longer than I thought it will be when i started. So, I [...]