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As I recall, your edited color definition also has to reside in a group on the top level of the group list, since the color management does a look-up from top to bottom in the list of profile groups. So it uses the first definition that it comes across.

ps. About my poste above (I can't add text): This is the press sheet I use for finding the right density. Where the triangles are narrow, the densities are the highest.

Like Ferran already remarked: your substrate is to bluish compared to the reference. What reference are you using in the chart? Fogra 39? The new ISO standards (ISO12647-2:2013) are taking the trend to use more optical brighteners into account. So if you are using Fogra51 instead of Fogra39...

This can add overprint to black items that KO. We want to do the inverse.

The color picker returned 'C0 M0 Y0 100K' as color name. This didn't work. But using 'Black' as color (this is the name visible in the inspector) works. So it solved our problem. Thanks for leading us to the solution!

Hi Bert, thanks for your answer. I tried this, but this also selects every other element that is DeviceN with one color (yellow elements for example.) and I only want to change the overprint of black elements. I am using Pitstop Pro v10.1

1. We are using Preps 5.3.3 on prinergy 5.1.2.3. (you can choose to install Preps6 or 5 on het workstation when upgrading the Prinergy Workshop to 5.1.2.3) 2. The link to the testfile is dead...

Hello everybody, I'm dtp operator and also responsible for the prepress it installation in a medium printing facility in Belgium. We work with Prinergy 5 and Insite 6 from Kodak. Output is done on Fuji Luxel T9800 CTP. I hope to find some answers here, and maybe help somebody else. Regards...

I want to select all 100% black elements (text, lines, ...) and make sure they knockout (do not overprint!) on other elements. I made an action list that selects all elements that are: • DeviceGray with 0% brightness • DeviceCMYK with 100%K and set the overprint to knock out. So far so...