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jazzermonty · 09-06-2008, 11:55 AM

Couldn't agree more with Bumfluff. photoshop will only product bitmaps which cannot be scaled up, whereas a vector can be scaled to any size. So if you intend to print your logo you really should be producing it in vector format.

Try downloading a logo from the web and printing it locally. Even on an inkjet printer you can see it's not of sufficient quality (72dpi, as apposed to a minimum of 300 dpi for printing)

09-06-2008, 11:55 AM	#13 (permalink)
jazzermonty Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: A wee village just outside Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 23	Re: How do you make your logos? Couldn't agree more with Bumfluff. photoshop will only product bitmaps which cannot be scaled up, whereas a vector can be scaled to any size. So if you intend to print your logo you really should be producing it in vector format. Try downloading a logo from the web and printing it locally. Even on an inkjet printer you can see it's not of sufficient quality (72dpi, as apposed to a minimum of 300 dpi for printing)