| Cold Drink - Dec-06-2004 server time | ||||
Yup, what he said You won't see EPS too much outside of digital printing. EPS was quite common during the glory days of desktop publhsing. If you use any software designed for layout and print (like PageMaker, QuarkXpress) or high-end digital print equipment (Raster Image Processors, digital printing presses (*sniff sniff*, I remember the Indigo ePrint 500...)) you'll see EPS all over the place like cats on rotting fish heads. |
| sintekk - Dec-04-2004 server time | ||
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| Red Squirrel - Dec-04-2004 server time |
| Probably a propiatory format, like .psd for photoshop or .pdd for photodeluxe. So you need the right program to open it with. edit: looks like photoshop supports them too. It apears to be similar to .psd but it seems to be specificly for working with tiff images. |
| rovingcowboy - Dec-04-2004 server time |
| ok found the answer it seems to be a format that is used on mac. and some phone cameras i got ulead photo impact to open it. |
| rovingcowboy - Dec-04-2004 server time |
| what is the .eps format used by? which program in other words? ms picture it can tell its a image of some sort but cant open it. thanks |