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• Hello, I need help.  in photoshop / editing / color / color / RGB management rules, it is impossible to change this point. Is in the "off" position and I would choose "preserve embedded profiles' I'm on windows 8 and creative cloud for photoshop.

  Hello, I need help. in photoshop / editing / color / color / RGB management rules, it is impossible to change this point. Is in the "off" position and I would choose "preserve embedded profiles' I'm on windows 8 and creative cloud for photoshop.

  Policies automatically goes to "off" If you have your screen as working RGB profile - what is something that you should never do. Always have a standard space like RGB work.

  And Yes, "preserve embedded profiles" is the only sensitive parameter. Others are best for special purposes where you really know what you are doing - at worst they will transform your archive in a unrecoverable mess.

  

• Illustrator colors changing when pasting between Documents

  Hi, I have a problem with changing colors when pasting between documents.

  First of all, let me start by saying The TWO DOCUMENTS ARE in CMYK. There is no RGB CMYK questioned past here - I tried everything. At least, that I can tell.

  Here's the situation:

  I have a created shape, filled with a shade of PMS, from an old document and when I copy and paste into a new document, the colors suddenly change and become muddy. PMS swatch is the same, just more muddy looking on the screen, in the two Illustrator and as an exported PDF.

  If I copy the shape to the NEW document and paste again in the former, the colors return to normal. So there must be some kind of issue with a color rendition. But my color settings profile is the same for both (North America General Purpose 2)

  I use Illustrator CC, but I tried the same copy > paste the process in CS6 and encountered the same problem.

  I tried to go to Edit > assign profile and clicking "don't color manage this Document", but which do not seem to work.

  I work at a printing company, and this is not the first time that my client has noticed the change of colors. The old one is certainly how the colors are supposed to look - I'd like to re-create these settings so my new documents will always be the same.

  Perhaps on a related note, I tried to work around the problem by taking the old Illustrator file, placing in InDesign, make my changes save as PDF... except almost the same thing happened. He seemed fine in InDesign, but when she saved to PDF it was muddy.

  That's what Larry refers to:

  Color difference between CS6 and earlier versions

  -OB

• Suspected flaw in Firefox color 35 management behavior

  I hope I can keep this concise, but bear with me if my confusion causes me include some superfluous information. The info below is what, in my view, is necessary for someone else to understand the question.

  BACKGROUND:

  -NECPA271W range wide-screen configuration double with a standard range Samsung 245BW monitor

  -Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit

  -Nvidia Quadro K4000

  -The latest versions of FireFox (v35 32 - bit), IE11 (updated 11.0.9600.17498 updated to 11.0.15 32-bit) & before (Ultimate 2015 build 7, used for testing because it integrates the rendering engines of 3 major browsers, IE v 11.0.9600.17496, v 34.05.5464 FireFox and Chrome v39.0.2172.95)

  -i1Display Pro (not the NEC SVSensor version), SpectraView II, NEC Multiprofiler & i1 Profiler

  -Two monitors are calibrated and profiled. The NEC is calibrated using SVII, but because the software only supports NEC monitors, the 245BW must be done using the i1Profiler software that comes with the Pro i1Display. SVII is able to generate ICC v2 profiles, i1 Profiler is able to v2 and v4 and v4 is recommended. , However, I think that this whole ball is not relevant to the effect that I'm observing.

  -J' recently started selling some of my photographs on a site of fine art.  So I started to dig deeper into how these images are read by others and printed later. Images optimized to sRGB for the best possible results to display on a widely varied base Viewer will not give the same results as images that are soft-soundproofed and optimized for a specific combination of printer/ink/media. This is especially true of my images which a tend to lean in the direction of being more highly saturated & more wide gamut

  -J' have been exhaustive over the info here COLOR MANAGEMENT PHOTOSHOP CS6 CC based color management ICC profile color theory spaces calibrated monitor professional... & http://cameratico.com/tools/web-browser-color-management-test/ , among many others here.

  I had reached a point where I thought I knew things pretty well, but now I'm not sure what yet, here's the problem:

  I followed the advice and info on how to configure FireFox to color management (value 1 with associated monitor profile) which allows manipulating images unmarked and the elements of the web page, http://cameratico.com/guides/firefox-color-management/. After restarting Firefox with configuration of updates, I'll be back on trial in http://cameratico.com/tools/web-browser-color-management-test/ the last two tests there are designed to show a) how much more wide range of your screen that is sRGB, and b) how the browser handles elements and images not tagged.

  The behavior I see is different from the behavior, I expect! Specifically, setting FIrefox to value of color management 1 and say things to my monitor profile causes Firefox to display the sRGB tag images as if they were not the tag. 2/no default monitor profile, I see a difference between display sRGB tag images and the image labeled ProPhoto RGB or the sRBG marked and unmarked elements CSS. I think that changing the value 1 with monitor profile should have no impact on the display of the images marked and elements, and still spend ONLY causes a change in the display behavior of images Tags should not influence, and I can see is no longer a difference between the different images because everything is fully saturated

  Marked A screenshot showing the behavior of comparison between different browsers and applications would probably be worth more that the proverbial 1000 words, I'm new here & don't understand this part yet, but this will display as is while I'm working on it.

  Can someone reproduce the behavior that I observe? Is someone spot a mistake in my thinking?

  TIA

  Randy

  * EDIT - I have annotated a screenshot comparing the results in 4 browsers. The screenshot has a profile embedded Adobe RGB that best represents the effects and changes I was / am seeing but cannot be kept if posted here. It may be better to download and view in CS6 order to is not to introduce any additional confusion arising from the browser YOU are using may be :-) If necessary full resolution of 2560 x 1440 version is available, but implemented nationally to meet the limits of 900 x 900 forum makes the text unreadable. Can anyone suggest a way to provide the file kept full resolution with the embedded profile?

  Using Firefox 35.0 and a wide range of Eizo CG246, I see no problem in the test browser CM (I had to desaturate the gamut test so that he can survive the sRGB conversion, but the Green is not yet fully in sRGB. "But it's just an illustration in any case):

  

  So. A couple of things from the start:

  Firefox will use the profile for the main display. It does not support a configuration dual monitor. If you move FF to the secondary display, it will always use the profile of the main screen.

  You need not tell Firefox to your display profile. In fact, you don't not probably to avoid any problems. Like any other application of color management, Firefox takes up profile defined as system by default at startup. No user intervention required. If you change the default system, Firefox needs to be restarted to load the new profile.

  This is true for both mode 1 and mode 2. They both use the display profile, but mode 1 assigns sRGB to any untagged material. Mode 2 just past untagged straight by unmanaged. The mode 1 is to correctly display the documents not marked even on a range wide screen (unsaturated). Material tagged will be managed properly in both modes. Mode 0 is one that is completely non-managed and does not use the display profile.

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  All that being said, I noticed that Firefox has a few small problems with display LUT profiles. It is not immediately noticeable, but if you watch that blacks are a bit clipped. With profiles of matrix does not occur this clipping and FF absolutely identical to Photoshop poster. I didn't notice any problems with the v4 vs. v2, although v4 support must be enabled manually.

• Convert illustrator color mode in extendscript

  I have a series of images drawn d3 svg I bring into illustrator, which I can run a script on. before the script to work properly, I have to go to the file menu and pull down the color mode of the Document and change RGB to CMYK. How would this code at the beginning of the script.

  use

  app.executeMenuCommand('doc-color-cmyk');
  

• Illustrator color shows in the black color picker if is not

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  I downloaded a bar chart and when I click on the color to change it, I see that it is recorded as black, even if it is not

  

  If I change the color later, it is not registered

  

  no idea why this happen? Gives me problems when switching to EI and convert to shapes (layers just like grey, unless I have manually)

  Here is an example:

  https://docs.Google.com/UC?ID=0B5wyUt17-tu2M3NZNG5rYkd0NGM & Export = Download

  It is not a sample of color, but it is filled with a gradient.

  Just use your Swatches Panel to change to a color swatch (or the Panel declined to change the gradient).

• Looking for palettes of colors in Illustrator "color Themes".

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  Hi Diana

  Make sure that you are connected to the CC profile through the Illustrator preferences. Once you create the themes on the site of Adobe color. You should see the themes load in the palette of theme.

  Try to reset the preferences to see if that helps. Also try to sign out and sign back in the profile to trigger the themes to sync

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/Illustrator/KB/preference-file-location-Illustrator.html

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• I can't access Adobe Illustrator color themes

  Hello

  I downloaded the latest Illustrator from CC and when I click on Windows in the menu bar I don't see Extensions like I see in Photoshop. I can not access Adobe color themes as I can in Photoshop. The same question applies with InDesign. Should I reinstall Illustrator and InDesign?

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• In PS5 color space management

  I have a picture that was taken in RAW format with Adobe's RGB color space.

  I would like to present this photo in a contest.   The contest prefer the photo be a JPEG in sRGB.

  I edited the photo, so I won't do it again.  I think I could change the color space when I put the photo in PS

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  Edit > convert to profile > Destination: sRGB

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  allows you to add metadata such as copyright, url, legend...

• How to get back outline illustration COLOR illustration

  Hello. I drew a picture using the pen tool. He had a stroke color and fill color.

  I don't know what I clicked on, but my drawing has changed to a black and white OUTLINE!

  I have looked everywhere and tried everything and can not change back to the way it was.

  Someone knows what to do? Thank you.
  

  You're probably in map mode.

  Go to the view menu and choose "Overview".

• Windows 8.1 in Adobe Illustrator, I tried to copy my design & tried to paste it, but after sticking the image (file), now the color looks different, drive and lighter. So, kindly inform how to paste the file with 100% same resolution / color / appeara

  Windows 8.1 in Adobe Illustrator, I tried to copy my design & tried to paste it, but after sticking the image (file), now the color looks different, drive and lighter. So, kindly inform how to paste the file with 100% same resolution / color / appearance. Thank you.

  Hi GANESHKUMARAPILLAI CHRYSTELLE,.

  Here is a link for color management workflows in Illustrator.

  It is best to place the image instead of paste into Illustrator. When you paste the images they are in RGB color format. Make sure your document is a RGB file

  Click on these links for more information.

  Understand the workflow of the CC of individual course Illustrator color management: Advanced

  Creative Suite * keeping colors consistent

  Implement the print color management workflow. Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop

  Concerning

  Scott

• Printing problem: colors print correctly from Photoshop but swept away in Illustrator

  I have problems printing in Illustrator.  The same image... to be cut and glued, opened in, or by using the created... sample prints differently in Photoshop and Illustrator.  I need to use this specific color (brand), and it prints fine in Photoshop but washed out and ish in illustrator.

  I made sure that the color settings are the same (the bridge) and made sure all of the print settings are the same.  It is the same color on the screen and in detail, but the impression is significantly different.  Any help please?

  Uncheck perserv CMYK.

  Chances are the document photoshop's RGB and you no doubt you you document RGB as well for proofing.

  Better yet probably should do all the conversion and have a consistent color of flow management work.

  It is to convert your images to CMYK in photoshop work in photoshop as CMYK etc or if documents that not the case then do everything in RGB, including your Illustrator color space.

• error message color when opening a file in photoshop to Illustrator

  I have a picture of the airport, with a sky blue etc.  I want to make all one color as a background image.  I want the background of the photo to be light orange wit the building to be darker orange.  Is it possible to do this in Illustrator?  To try background and foreground of different colors or do, I do in Photoshop?  How can I fill all the colors in the picture for only two colors?  This picture is intact.

  I also have a photo that's photoshop effects.  When I open it in Illustrator, I get an error message.  It says "incorporated the document color profile does not match the current CMYK working space.  The current CMYK color management policy is to dispose of the profiels which do not correspond to the workspace.

  I have the beginning of a web page in my workspace.  With this picture, I think that I'm opening in a separate page, but it won't let me.  I'll probably use the untouched photo, but I'm curious as to why its gives me the message.  My workspace must be web safe RGB colors.  This is - why it doesn't let me open the photoshop CMYK file?   I guess there unsecured web colors, but my thought was to change in all the colors of the web sure but maybe it's much too hard in Illustrator?

  Thankx,

  You can color a grayscale tiff in Illustrator by simply selecting and then selecting a color that you want.

  I think that if these are two tone and you want really two different oranges, you can cut the building is in
  Photoshop or Illustrator and place it above the other.

  I would normally do a duo, but who would mix the two colors.

  So that's how I would go to this subject in Illustrator

  1 import the image in tiff format grayscale or import it and convert it to a range of gray ranging in Edition > change the colors > convert to grayscale

  2. then, select the background color.

  3. then copy the picture and paste in front command C and F of order and select the dark orange color

  4. with the pen tool create a one way which is exactly the shape of the building. Make sure that it is a closed path.

  5. Select the path and the image of the high that you paste in front.

  6. then go to object > Clipping Path > make

  7 I would like to then combine the two

  with this method, you are good with the pen tool, but this is true of the Illustrator in general.

  now with the CMYK image is what allows you to place it but simply alerts you to the current conversion.

  What you need to do is select your Photoshop and Illustrator color in sRGB settings since this is probably the space desired.

  and convert CMYK to RGB file which is what you should have done in the first place.

  So to open it I Photoshop convert to sRGB and replace it in Illustrator.

  Everything should be good.

• I'm trying to print using my own profile and no color management.   I have found a lead to the Adobe Color Print Utility but reached a point where he declared that she would not work with future versions of the Mac operating system.   I have Mac OS 10,11,

  I have been printing PSD images with my own profiles and color management using an Epson R2880.

  I've now changed to a Mac with OO 10.11.3 and unable to replace the color management.   I found a lead on the Adobe Color printer utility but failed and got a message saying that the utility has only worked with an earlier version of the OS 10.   Is there a way to turn this problem?

  GHK

  You don't want or need to use the old setting 'No Color Management'. Is no longer the right way to print with a custom printer profile, in the current versions of Photoshop and OS X.

  To use a custom profile to print, use the attached picture settings:

  • In the print dialog box, set the Photoshop color management menu manages colors.
  • Select your profile to the printer in the printer profile menu.
  • In the settings of printer driver Epson (under Printer Setup button) make sure that the Epson printer driver is set to the color - off management.

  

  I don't know why Adobe Color Printer Utility works in 10.11.3, because I can throw on OS X 10.10 and 10.11. But in the end, it doesn't matter, because you don't want to use it for this purpose Adobe Color Printer Utility is only to print a profiling target, no images. And it won't let you print using your custom printer profile, because the whole point of the utility is to print with no discoloration whatsoever.

• Displaying incorrectly in Illustrator Pantone colors

  I have an illustration with Pantone Coated colors, to be exact, they are 7459 and 646. Pantone in Illustrator colors are correct. But when the Illustrator EPS file is inserted into a Word document, the colors turn almost fluorescent, very different from the original colors. When the Word document is saved as a PDF using PDFMaker, the colours are fluorescent in the PDF file. In other words, the colors in the document Word and PDF match each other, but they do not match the true Pantone colors, and they don't match they way these true Pantone colors look like in Illustrator.

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  Have you tried to make a PDF of AI and that place in Word? Also try to use a RGB color mode to generate the PDF or EPS.