When finishing the publication, i had to consider the printing requirements
and limitations of the printer. We were required in the brief to have our
finished booklet printed in the booklet printer, which prints and staple binds
the book for you. So i went down to the print room and asked questions like
what paper can we use? And how thick can we go up to in regards to paper?
We could use pretty much any paper to
print our booklet on. When asked about how thick we could have the paper the
answer was anywhere up to 400 GSM. This is reassuring to hear, as these
requirements would not effect the production of my booklet.
Another massive restrictions that
absolutely affected my book were full bleed images. If we had full bleed images
on any of our pages then i was told that it wouldn't be a good idea to get my
book printed by the book printer, as the printer couldn't print full bleed
images without leaving a white border along each side of the paper. Therefor if
i wanted full bleed images, I had to print out the pages separately and then
staple bind them myself.
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