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ps_ i can switch in photoshop the mode to rgb and cmyk and i see no diffrences. what is illustrator's problem?
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ps_ i can switch in photoshop the mode to rgb and cmyk and i see no diffrences. what is illustrator's problem?

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You probably have different color management setups in each program. One is doing black point compensation, the other isnt. One is using a generic CMYK model, the other is using Euro...etc etc. Check to make sure both are the same.
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You probably have different color management setups in each program. One is doing black point compensation, the other isnt. One is using a generic CMYK model, the other is using Euro...etc etc. Check to make sure both are the same.

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hi weed,<br />
where do i set these options exactly? what will be the effect to the later printout?<br />
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best regards<br />
ItsMe
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hi weed,
where do i set these options exactly? what will be the effect to the later printout?

best regards
ItsMe

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..and which model is usual?
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hi weed!<br />
i have chosen photoshop color manag. in illustrator. now the colors really look similar. i hope that the result on the press are the same. normally i've switched it of and had good results.<br />
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many thanks<br />
ItsMe
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hi weed!
i have chosen photoshop color manag. in illustrator. now the colors really look similar. i hope that the result on the press are the same. normally i've switched it of and had good results.

many thanks
ItsMe

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hi! i've created a graphic in photoshop as cmyk and saved it to a psd file. after importing it into illustrator it looks darker and the blue turns into green in cmyk document preview. in rgb document preview everything is fine. what is the problem ?<br />
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best regards<br />
ItsMe
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hi! i've created a graphic in photoshop as cmyk and saved it to a psd file. after importing it into illustrator it looks darker and the blue turns into green in cmyk document preview. in rgb document preview everything is fine. what is the problem ?

best regards
ItsMe

CMYK diffrent in Photoshop/Illustrator 9.0

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