On Jan 20, 2007, at 9:36 PM, Eliot M Cline wrote:
> One thing I noticed about our color scheme is that two of the
> elevation colors give an "out of printer gamut" warning when using
> photoshop to sample the rgb values of a screen capture of our
> original color scheme.
I would be careful with that sort of test - it's probably not 100%
accurate...
> If all the colors in our map were specified as CMYK insted of RGB,
> then it would seem that there is no need for a CMYK->RGB->CMYK
> conversion.
Correct.
> Would this eliminate the need for specifying a blending color space
> and are there any potential issues for rendering to a display?
>
yes, that would indeed avoid the whole blending space issue...
> Lastly, I have tried using the SetOutputIntents method to embed and
> ICC profile in the pdf doc.
No, that won't help you! You would need to set the ICC profile as
the DefaultRGB object for the page - not the OutputIntent for the doc.
Leonard
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