Tip by Mark Hajewski from Arcdigital Create a new brush that is small and flat to reach into all those hard to get areas. This can be used with the Quick Mask feature to get into corners, or with the Channels to clean up a mask there. And your can set it to any angle by double clicking on the brush and resetting the brush angle. Indispensable for photo touch ups or masking for montages. When printing colour or grayscale images to a Postcript device for proofing or short run, you can save them from Photoshop as an EPS with JPEG compression.
Maximum setting gives best results.
Your file sizes will be much smaller and print quicker as the Printer does all the decrompressing. Unfortunately, JPEG EPS will not colour separate. If you haven't already got one, get yourself a Greyscale - a handy aid for correcting the tone of your photograph. The Greyscale will allow you to set the midtone at a correct percentage, giving the picture a good contrast. Scan the photograph WITH the Greyscale beside it.