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Pantone books for CMYK and choosing correct color profile?
oh, thanks. i won't stress about that then. i'll just grayscale it, and change the mode to monotone. Then pick my solid spot swatch from the color library. and save out the tif. thanks again!! i'm open to more comments on this thread topic, if you have other thoughts. chloe- livingc
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Pantone books for CMYK and choosing correct color profile?
wow. that's an idea i never thought of... make my own swatch book - if they are cheap enough. you guys have some excellent advice!!! maybe my own GRACoL swatch book (and take note of the printer's other specs such as their paper, etc.) i asked one of the online printers about if i used a color...- livingc
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Pantone books for CMYK and choosing correct color profile?
Marc, Thank you for your reply, Marc! When you say "dependent on the profile you use," that is exactly my difficulty. I'm trying to determine this. Some of the online printers I'm looking at printing at use a GRACoL profile, some use U.S. Sheetfed, etc (and only one of them seem to offer pms...- livingc
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Pantone books for CMYK and choosing correct color profile?
I am new to some of these color management issues.... Which color management profile is the BEST to use with Pantone books or should I use no color management at all? If color management is used, it needs to be set in Photoshop, Illustrator, and then InDesign as that is my final output before...- livingc
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