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Clipping paths vs Alpha Channels effect PDF generation

Community Beginner ,
Jun 06, 2017 Jun 06, 2017

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I have a user that insists that images that have alpha channels for masking or paths are drastically slower to process than than paths cut with the pen tool When exporting a PDF. Personally I have not seen. At a previous job alpha channel masks were used regularly in the Indesign pages without any problems. Is there any validity to this claim?

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Jun 06, 2017 Jun 06, 2017

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Define "drastically."

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Jun 06, 2017 Jun 06, 2017

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lets say 2 to 3 times slower. What might take 60 seconds with just clipping paths, might take 120 seconds or more for a page file that has clipping and alpha chanels.

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That sounds like a ridiculous amount of time for either.

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