Technical requirements
Formats and aspect ratios
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The master images should be delivered always in a 4:3 landscape format if not specified differently for each of the asset types. Please consider the Images section in these guidelines
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The master images should be delivered with a minimum height of 3508 pixels with the exception of in-situ images where the minimum height is 7016 pixels
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Image resolution should be 300 PPI/DPI
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The master images should be always delivered in RGB color mode with the color profile of ADOBE RGB 1998 and with the color depth of 8 bits
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File format: TIFF
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Specific considerations can be found in individual Asset types
Sourcing files and localization considerations
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If the master image contains any OST / OSG elements, the agency has to deliver a TIFF master file with layers where OST and OSG are placed on separate layers and grouped into respective folders
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Please see the image on the right on how the layer structure should be implemented in the file
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We always upload one master file on EML containing all the required layers. Based on this master image file, all other subformats (JPG, PNG, … ) are automatically generated.
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Don’t create 2 EML references for the same image (e.g. one with and one without layers)
Usage rights
We must always have a clear statement of the usage rights for every asset. Use the following checklist to ensure your usage rights statement includes all the information required.
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Medias: For online and instore (excluding broadcasting)
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Territory: all
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Picture License period: 5 years (starting from the first usage of the asset)
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Applies to both talents and agency rights
EML distribution
The usual workflow is that the agency provides master files and the producer shares a specific briefing import with the EML team, which then imports the asset into EML.