CONTACT US
108 Wakefield Street
PO Box 11088
Wellington
Phone: NZ 0800 999 339
Wellington: 04 473 3631
Email: info@wakefields.co.nz
108 Wakefield Street, Wellington, NZ | Email: info@wakefields.co.nz | Phone: NZ 0800 999 339 Wgtn 04 473 3631 | Share FTP
108 Wakefield Street, Wellington, NZ | Email: info@wakefields.co.nz | Phone: NZ 0800 999 339 Wgtn 04 473 3631 | Share FTP
We prefer press-ready artwork in a PDF format. It must include bleed, trim marks and images at 300 dpi at actual size.
We accept artwork (provided in high-resolution) in the following formats: PDF (preferred), TIFF, PSD, EPS, or JPG.
We also accept native files for Adobe InDesign and Illustrator. The files must be packaged to include any relevant fonts and links.
Microsoft Office. When supplying or designing in programs such as Word, Powerpoint and Excel the final product may differ from the artwork supplied. These are not professional design programs and can give unexpected colours and fonts may be replaced. The placement of objects and text may also be affected.
Special plug-ins. Files that have used a special plug-in can only be accepted as press-ready PDFs.
Wakefields Digital takes no responsibility for incorrectly supplied artwork or artwork created in non-professional design programs.
Logos should be supplied as vector files (preferred) or high-resolution raster files (300dpi at actual size).
What are the differences between raster and vector logos?
Raster (bitmap): Use many coloured pixels to form an image, e.g. photographs. Some common raster file types are jpg, tiff, png, gif, Photoshop PSD, bmp.
Vector: Constructed using mathematical formulas rather than individual pixels. Vector graphics can be scaled to any size without losing quality, e.g. logos, fonts, and solid shapes. Common vector file types: eps, ai (Adobe Illustrator), PDF, svg.
CMYK: For offset printing, all images should be supplied in CMYK. CMYK is a four-colour printing process made up of Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black.
PANTONE: Also known as PMS (PANTONE Matching System), Pantone is a colour matching system used in offset printing to ensure universal colour accuracy. It’s commonly used for printing logos and branded collateral for colour consistency. Professional brands are assigned specific PMS colours.
RGB: (Red, Green, Blue) is used for screen viewing. This system has a wider colour spectrum than CMYK. Our commercial digital inkjet printers can print directly from RGB files, so if you are printing a fine art print or photograph, the file can be left as RGB. Sometimes a very bright, vibrant colour on screen cannot be reproduced by printing onto paper.
CONTACT US
108 Wakefield Street
PO Box 11088
Wellington
Phone: NZ 0800 999 339
Wellington: 04 473 3631
Email: info@wakefields.co.nz