Thank you

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Thanks mate. Happy to have helped you out and good luck with DaVinci Resolve.

You are most welcome. Thank you.

You are most welcome and thank you. Have fun fading stuff :)

Thank you :)

Have you tried posting on a Blender forum? Hopefully someone will have a good solution for you. Good luck.

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Welcome to the channel mate. Thank you.

Thank you

Thanks mate. Hope it helps.

Hey that's great. Thank you.

Are you aware of the options in the following video? Stop high quality images from pixelating inside InDesign kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHW6l4CKhJKqh8U

Cheers mate

Thank you :)

Are you sure you are exporting out using a format that supports transparency?

@MichaelBullo thnk u sir ❤️😘🥰

@MichaelBullo done thnk u sir ❤️ 😘from india

@ Thank you. Did you get it working?

@@MichaelBullo yes sir😘😘👍❤️

Thank you very much :)

Cheers

Thank you

Hey that's great to hear. Thank you. I hope you are having fun with Blender.

Cheers :)

Is there a part of the video that's not making sense?

Thank you

Good to hear you now know how this trick works. I hope it comes in handy mate.

Much obliged :)

Bleeds seem really weird when it comes to the spine. Generally just setting the Bleed in InDesign is sufficient and the program correctly takes care of this. Are you having a specific problem?

@@MichaelBullo Thank you for your response! Yes, actually my boss told me to design each page on photoshop first, and now we put all the pages together in Indesign. Originally, we did not have any bleed as it is our first time printing, so the printing house asks us to enlarge the canvas in Photoshop and add bleeds on 4 sides. We have bleeds now, but the inner bleed of the left page overlaps with the inner bleed of right page when we put them together in spreads. I'm trying to figure out how to solve this issue. Thank you agin

@ Thank you. Build your graphics in Photoshop with a bleed on all sides. When you place the Photoshop file into InDesign make sure the image touches the edge of the bleed. The left page will have no bleed on the right (the spine) and will crop the right edge of the Photoshop file. The right page will have no bleed on the left (the spine) and will crop the left edge of the Photoshop file.

Welcome to the club. Thanks mate.

You are very kind. Thank you. Best of luck numbering all those InDesign documents.

Ah yes. Nothing divides Photoshop users quite like flick panning ;)

Happy to have helped. Thanks mate.

Howdy

Thank you

You are most welcome. Thank you.

I suggest posting this question on a Photoshop forum. Best of luck.

You are most welcome. Thank you.

Happy to have helped mate

@ i was going to re download the soft ware

@ Oh damn. Glad you found the video.

You definitely followed the steps?

@@MichaelBullo i ended up rebooting altogether my first run of da vinci on laptop just didn’t work at all. It wouldnt ev3n load. After rebooting it worked. I guess my first run just was buggy..

@ Ah yes. The good old reboot saves the day again. Congrats and best of luck with the program.

I appreciate the feedback. Thank you.

Hello traveller. I'm Australian. I've travelled a bunch myself and possibly, accidentally, picked up some other accents along the way.

Thanks mate and welcome to the channel

Thank you very much

Thank you for all the positivity and have yourself a great day

You are most welcome. Thank you.

Thank you and good luck with all those InDesign docs

View > Navigation > Walk Navigation Then use WASD, Arrow keys and mouse to look around.

That's quite the compliment. Thank you very much. I wish you well with all your projects.