Very large bleed
Ju'
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contrariness Posted messages 17905 Registration date Status Member Last intervention -
Hello everyone,
I am reaching out because I am facing a difficulty with Indesign. I have a file intended for printing as a "Roll up". It is 85cm x 200cm, and the printer requires a 20cm bleed at the bottom. The problem is that InDesign only allows a maximum bleed of 152.4mm, while I want 200mm. Do you have any idea why InDesign limits the bleed, and more importantly, do you have a solution or an acceptable workaround for the printer?
Thank you in advance for your feedback.
Ju'
I am reaching out because I am facing a difficulty with Indesign. I have a file intended for printing as a "Roll up". It is 85cm x 200cm, and the printer requires a 20cm bleed at the bottom. The problem is that InDesign only allows a maximum bleed of 152.4mm, while I want 200mm. Do you have any idea why InDesign limits the bleed, and more importantly, do you have a solution or an acceptable workaround for the printer?
Thank you in advance for your feedback.
Ju'
1 answer
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Create a file of 850 x 2200... and add a rule to visualize the 2000 mm height for the visual.
Optionally add 2 small color reference lines to mark the bottom of the visual.
The 200 mm is the part that remains rolled up on the lower axis... at the top you should have a little less (3 to 5 cm) that are not really usable as it gets stuck in the clamp.
