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Technical Specifications

Effective 2008


issuesize   critical image trim size bleed size
  area (h x w) (h x w) (h x w)  
dps                                                                             290 x 440mm 300 x 450mm 310 x 460mm  
full page                                                         290 x 215mm 300 x 225mm 310 x 235mm  
½ page vertical                                           270 x 102mm 300 x 112mm 310 x 122mm  
½ page horizontal                                    140 x 215mm 150 x 225mm 160 x 235mm  
         
         

 

DIGITAL SPECIFICATIONS

We do not under any circumstances do in-house creation of ads or make changes to existing artwork.

All graphics are to be saved in CMYK format , not RGB's. All files that come out of Photoshop or any other graphics application must be in CMYK mode.

Files can be supplied to Next Media on JAZ, ZIP, CD or through Quick Cut .

A full - colour proof must be supplied.

All hi-res scans, images, logos and fonts used in the ad must be supplied. Delete all unused graphics that are on the Pasteboard of Quark.

This title is printed CTP, no film please.   All files supplied NEXTMEDIA must be created in a MACINTOSH environment.   No PC FILES will be accepted

Please supply artwork as PDF format - Illustrator, Photoshop, Quark Express or Freehand EPS files are also accepted.   NO COREL DRAW FILES WILL BE ACCEPTED.

Quark documents should be set up to the trim size of the magazine.

There must be 5mm bleed on each edge of the page (if applicable).

If you have any questions please contact the Advertising Production Co-ordinator on 02 9699 0333.

NOTE: Advertising material that does not conform to the mechanical specifications, and any material supplied without a colour proof, will not be accepted by Next Media under any circumstances. Please ensure that all material supplied is the final, correct version, ready for publishing. It is not the responsibility of Next Media to make corrections to advertisements.

 

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