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Using Images in Books is a condensed guide intended for the small and self-publisher. It covers everything from the basics of color space to finessing color using curves, with an emphasis on using Photoshop, Affinity Photo, or GIMP. Fully illustrated, it demonstrates how to prepare images for print. While showing where more extensive image enhancements could be applied, it strikes a balance with the basics. Where relevant, there are notes regarding KDP and IngramSpark issues. It has an indexed glossary of prepress terms. Printed using KDP's Premium Color, it shows the quality and versatility of using images in books.
This guide addresses the critical challenge of preparing and integrating images effectively into self-published and print-on-demand books. The author, Walton Mendelson, provides a condensed yet comprehensive overview for small and self-publishers, covering essential topics from color space basics to advanced color correction using curves. The book emphasizes practical application through demonstrations, particularly for users of Photoshop, Affinity Photo, or GIMP, ensuring readers can prepare their images for high-quality print output.
The book is designed as a practical, condensed guide for self-publishers and small presses focused on image integration. Its approach emphasizes a balance between fundamental concepts and advanced techniques, aiming to equip users with the skills to prepare images effectively for print. The inclusion of notes on KDP and IngramSpark issues, alongside a glossary of prepress terms, suggests a focus on the specific needs and challenges faced by independent creators in the print-on-demand landscape.
Page Count:
70
Publication Date:
2023-07-28
Publisher:
One-Off Press
ISBN-13:
9798987618639
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