I'm using two angled, colored texts on a poster, and everytime I save it as PDF, part of the lettering clears out, as if it was a negative space with a skewed colored layer underneath - this is due to the letters' alignment skewing. Just cost me $19 for a misprint. My interim solution was to save as a PNG, then convert that to a PDF (drastically canvas size). Screenshots attached. Settings below.
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Text 1
Font: Americane Condensed
Size: 300pt
Color: d63d27
Text 2
Font: Galvji Bold Oblique
Size: 98pt
Color: dab32d
Computer Summary
Computer: Mac Mini M1
App version: Photoshop 24.1
OS: Ventura 13.1
Settings Summary
PDF Preset: [High Quality Print] (Modified)
Compatibility: Acrobat 9/10 (PDF 1.7+)
PDF/X Standard: None
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Compression:
Output:
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Is this visible onscreen or only at print?
Working on a copy, convert the live text to a vector shape, is the issue still visible?
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Hello, I also see that the text is not angled properly.
Same question: did you check the PDF before sending it to print?
To avoid font issues, some convert a copy of the text to outlines, that way, it stays in vector, but will not get font substitutions, etc.
Was the printer a postscript printer?
Thanks for the feedback, guys. I copied / rasterized / merged the text layers and everything works now. I've never had that issue with fonts, but I typically output to PNG or JPEG.
As far as the printing goes, the PDF I supplied to the printer was hosed, and I didn't check it since the PSD looked fine and I was in a hurry to get ten different things off to the printer (obviously my fault).
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Could you share the PSD and resulting PSD as well as Galvji Bold Oblique for us to troubleshoot? Looks like Americane Condensed is an Adobe font. Post a URL to the files using CC files or dropbox, or something similar to share it.