resolution problem

Hi

I find that resolution a bit high myself, 300 dpi has always been sufficient for litho printing for me. As it has been exported to a jpeg from InDesign, if you have photoshop you can open it in that, then go to Image - Image size and change the resolution in the resolution box, you might need to fiddle with the check boxes to keep the dimensions the same. Mine are all checked and the image dimensions do not change.

.pdf Export, dialogue box click on compression, (not 100% sure if this is correct this is what I would change), you have colour images, greyscale and monochrome, depending on any images, I would change the pixel per inch here.

Hope this helps

With all due respect, your printer sounds like they have no clue what they're doing. Unless I've been sending out incorrect artwork for the past nine years 300-350dpi is the highest resolution you will EVER need for litho.

If your printer is 100% certain that they require files supplied at 1000dpi then ask them to supply you with the relevant Distiller settings. Failing that, go to a printer who knows what they are doing!

1000 dpi??????????

this art work to be viewed from the moon? never herd of a printer asking for that high dpi.

Neither have I. The highest I've used is 1200dpi for mono line art scans. 600dpi is the highest res I've ever been asked for and that's 200dpi over the top!
Ask to speak to the Production Manager (or higher) and query this.