TenLeftFingers píše v Po 12. 04. 2010 v 17:39 +0200:
You're welcome. Party due to this topic, I did an overview of color
management involving separate+. You can check it out here:
http://www.brankovukelic.com/post/513356271/gimp-color-management-for-dtp
I saw that and I have it bookmarked
You're welcome. Party due to this topic, I did an overview of color
management involving separate+. You can check it out here:
http://www.brankovukelic.com/post/513356271/gimp-color-management-for-dtp
I saw that and I have it bookmarked ;) The new site design is great.
I'll go through your
Branko,
There's a wealth of information to process there - thank you so much. I
really would rather do this work on Linux or not at all and you've given me
everything I can imagine needing to know.
Ten
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Thanks folks. I didn't understand the CMYK seperator filter so I didn't use
it. I'm pretty sure the printing company are using CMYK printers and apple
computers - so I might ask them what color profile I should use.
I'm designing on a cheap laptop so I guess the lack of calibration isn't
helping.
Branko, that was extremely informative. Thank you.
Yeah, I thought you meant laser printers. Some people confuse 4-color laser
printers with real CMYK-capable machines.
Actually, I didn't know the difference. Thanks again.
You can get Huey at a very low price, and you can
use Argyll CMS with
You could convert to CMYK using the separate+ plugin if that's what you
want.
http://cue.yellowmagic.info/softwares/separate-plus/index.html
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On 1 April 2010 21:01, TenLeftFingers for...@gimpusers.com wrote:
I've noticed (and since learned) that when an RGB graphic is printed on a
On Fri, Apr 2, 2010 at 5:01 AM, TenLeftFingers for...@gimpusers.com wrote:
I've noticed (and since learned) that when an RGB graphic is printed on a CMYK
printer, the output can be much darker - perhaps more saturated?
Anyway, I'm wondering if anyone can recommend modification I should make to
I've noticed (and since learned) that when an RGB graphic is printed on a CMYK
printer, the output can be much darker - perhaps more saturated?
Anyway, I'm wondering if anyone can recommend modification I should make to
my images before sending them to the printer. I've considered simply
