Book Design
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Quality may be a factor in deciding whether to included a printed photo in a family book, but not always. Many authors are producing hybrid books so they don’t have to leave any photos out. This page contains some great ideas to be published by the Gregath Publishing Company to keep in mind.
Show your achievements, whatever they are – be they are military medals, trophies, etc. Captions are important as well.
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This section is drawn from
http://www.gregathcompany.com/photo/tips/design
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Book Design
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5:56 pm
Photos and other special items:
Don’t overlook your photo layout when determining margins and what fits on a page. The photograph counts as the edge of the margin, just as headers, footers, text, and other graphics do. As we prepare digital manuscripts, it is easy to forget this as so many of our special items lay “over” or “under” the page that we have set margins for. Unless you are paying for a full bleed, laying items outside your set margin area can lead to books that have inadequate printing in the margins, broken spines as things run into the stitched binding, and unforeseen edge trims as the book block is trimmed to prepare for binding.
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This section is drawn from
http://www.gregathcompany.com/publish/design/margins.html
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Book Production
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7:22 pm
Add to your printed book for pennies
Hybrids: Disks can be placed in envelopes or slim-line jewel cases to be delivered (or shrink wrapped) with printed books, or spindles may be attached to the end sheets to secure a CD in a hybrid book. Content ideas for this include:
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This section is drawn from http://www.gregathcompany.com/epublish.html
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Book Design and Updates
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3:28 pm
New examples of book design have been posted in photos, documents, fonts and maps.
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Electronic Magazine and Marketing
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4:17 pm
Include a photograph with any mailings (especially electronic): can be an action shot of the author writing or selling, or a special one from the book. If the book is already published, it could even be a “beauty shot” of the book itself. Make sure to caption the photograph. If it is from the book and the promotional material doesn’t address the photograph, the caption can be a bit longer to make sure you tie the photo to the book.
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Book Production and Electronic Magazine
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4:15 pm
Include all your photos in a hybrid “printed” book: For the author that would also love to see every photo available in print – a book with accompanying CD may be the answer. Select the “cream of the crop” to be printed into the actual book. The CD – which can be attached to the book via envelope or spindle – can contain a wealth of digital information. Photos galore and/or original document scans, GEDCOM files, author notes on theories, etc.
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Uncategorized
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4:12 pm
Photo thoughts: The author, will be the person with the final say as to what goes into the printed book. While many families would love to see every photo available in print, this is rarely economical. Because of this, the author may have some major decisions on what “makes the cut”. Final decisions should include not only the quality and subject of the photograph, which may effect the tone of the picture page, but also who is in the photo. Economically, printed photographs will be black and white. Since not everyone has an eye for what color photos will look like in black and white, the author may get an idea by converting it. They can either digitize it and change the color file to grayscale, or place the photo on a b/w copy machine. A color picnic picture in a sun dappled glade may seem perfect in composition, tone, and quality, but may not be a very good black and white.
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Definitions and Electronic Magazine
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3:27 pm
Credit lines: text that indicate where material came from. Generally used for “extra” elements such as photographs and copies of original items. i.e. “Courtesy of…,” “Permission to reprint this material comes from…,”, etc. a type of caption
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