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  Recently, I used Adobe Color CC to create a color theme that will be used for print and the web.  I created the theme with the CMYK values approved in order to save the. ASE file will be imported other CC apps.  The corresponding RGB, Hex, Lab and TSL values are created automatically.  Of course, we use RGB and CMYK to print to the web

  A colleague had separately created the same exact theme of CMYK in InDesign CC and exact by the same CMYK values RGB values I used in Adobe Color.

  InDesign RGB values are quite different from the Adobe color values.

  Anyone know why the values are not the same, and more importantly, what CMYK for conversion RGB values may be invoked for accuracy?

  EDIT: I guess the real question should be, what are the parameters of management integrated into Adobe Color CC colors, and can they be duplicated in desktop applications Adobe CC?

  Thank you very much

  Chris,

  Color Adobe does not support color (Web app, or iOS app) management.  InDesign, however, supports color management.  Thus, the difference you see is due to fact that the Id is the color management and the web application is not.

• Convert RGB to CMYK and RGB image

  Hey.

  I wonder if anyone has any experience with conversion of RGB to CMYK and RGB image?

  I had a TIF in RGB, then convert to CMYK, but I thought it would be best to keep in RGB, so I converted. I read that he meant to cause losses in the data, but I don't see anything in the image, it's always very huge and 2 RGB files has the same size as well. Is there a way to compare the resolution of 2 images somehow, or how I can see what I've lost through 2 conversions?

  
  

  Thanks for help

  You wrote:

  "I read that he meant to cause losses in the data, but I don't see anything on the image.

  Data loss, you refer relates to the compromise made when appearing in RGB colors fall outside the range of available colors printing inks. In such a case, substitutions are made in the conversion of RGB to CMYK based on your choice of the Conversion Option > intent found in Edit > color settings. The good news is that if you don't see a color change when you switch from RGB to CMYK and vice versa, this means that none of the colors in RGB mode are outside of the range of CMYK ink. I suggest that intention more appropriate for the mode switches such as the one you mentioned Relative Colorimetry is the choice more practical.

  When RGB, clicking Cmd + there will show a color change if the colors are outside the range of ink. Another signal is an exclamation point beside the CMYK numbers in the info panel. To see which areas of the image are affected by the limitation of printing ink, choose View > Gamut Warning.

• How to convert #FF0000 (red RGB) #E60012 (red CMYK)?

  Hello

  Is it possible (i.e. the math formula) to convert #FF0000 (hexadecimal code for red in RGB range) to #E60012 (hexadecimal code for red to CMYK)? I understand that any color CMYK equivalent is generally darker in the RGB space due to the reduced range THAT CMYK vs RGB a.

  http://English.IRO-color.com/colorchart/color-system-24.html (table of 24 colors in CMYK color wheel) (CMYK red, for example, given that the 0-100-100-0 but a RGB code 230-0-18 and CMYK 0-100-100-0 would normally even in RGB 255-0-0; RGB-230-0-18 years, to replace values CMYK 0-100-92-10 (to be more precise, 0, 000 - 1,000 - 0, 922-0, 098).)

  Again, what should I do to change normal red RGB to what is defined as the same color in the link provided?

  For 23 other colors in the wheel:

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  CMYK 0-100-50-0 becomes 0, 000-0, 374 - 1.000 - 0, 047

  CMYK 0-100-25-0 becomes 0, 000-0, 206 - 1.000 - 0, 012

  CMYK 0-100-0-0 would become 0, 000-0, 016 - 1.000 - 0, 000

  CMYK, 25-0-100-0 becomes 0, 055-0, 000 - 1,000 - 0, 141

  CMYK 50-0-100-0 becomes 0, 267-0, 000-0, 841-0, 235

  CMYK 75-0-100-0 becomes 0, 802-0, 000-0, 674-0, 325

  CMYK 100-0-100-0 would become 1,000 - 0, 000-0, 556-0, 400

  CMYK 100-0-75-0 would become 1,000 - 0, 000-0, 310-0 392

  CMYK 100-0-50-0 would become 1,000 - 0, 000-0, 051-0 380

  CMYK 100-0-25-0 would become 1,000 - 0, 171-0, 000-0, 243

  CMYK 100-0-0-0 would become 1,000 - 0, 313-0, 000 - 0.086

  CMYK 100-25-0-0 would become 1,000 - 0, 359-0, 000-0, 180

  CMYK 100-50-0-0 would become 1,000 - 282, 0, 432-0, 000-0

  CMYK 100-75-0-0 would become 1,000 - 0, 548-0, 000-0, 384

  CMYK 100-100-0 - 0 would become 0, 787-0, 765-0, 000-0, 467

  CMYK-75-100-0-0 would become 0, 284-0, 813-0, 000-0, 475

  CMYK-50-100-0-0 would become 0, 000-0 952-0, 103-0, 427

  CMYK-25-100-0-0 would become 0, 000 - 1,000 - 0.321 - 0.255

  CMYK 0-100-0-0 would become 0, 000 - 1,000 - 0, 443-0, 106

  CMYK 0-100-25-0 becomes 0, 000 - 1,000 - 0, 537-0, 102

  CMYK 0-100-50-0 becomes 0, 000 - 1,000 - 0, 655-0, 102

  CMYK 0-100-75-0 becomes 0, 000 - 1,000 - 0, 778-0, 098

  Thank you

  Ben Edge

  Post edited by: MarioE1981

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  And even if you find which profiles have been used, how is that it will be useful for you? Let's say they have used a profile of RGB colors for a particular device. This color profile is useless for you, unless you have the same device in the exact physical condition when the unit has been used to create the color profile.

• Is there a trick to convert JPG of RGB to CMYK without re compression with loss of?

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  I am concerned about the degradation of the mode change on 60-70% images compressed, and then re-register again with the JPG lossy compression.

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