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Re: [microsound] [OT] PhotoShop RGB->CMYK
that conversion is dependent on many things, and has many variables
all which can be controlled from within PShop using conversion
curves, or ICC profiles. it really depends what you are tying to
accomplish. CMYK for what press? Web? Offset? What kind of paper? If
your conversion is leaving the colors looking muddy on screen... it
is likely that the original image in RGB contains colors out of
gamut... meaning they can never be printed at all in a CMYK
colorspace... there are techniques for "rescuing" certain things...
(using LAB color space for instance) but without knowing the
details... no one can really help you. there is no "formula" for
getting it right in every instance for any image for all conditions.
to it's credit PShop has an incredibly powerful set of tools for
making those conversions possible... in the hands of a knowledgable
operator.
>does anyone know of a PS plug that coverts RGB->CMYK i.e., a better
>algorithm for RGB->CMYK conversion than what is used in PS?
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