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  I hobe you can help me. I have a way is white and the stoke color is transparent, but it seems that it is black. When I record, he is still there.

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• PS CS6 - convert to profile - overview of the wrong color with AdobeRGB-> conversion AdobeRGB.

  Hello

  I discovered what seems like a small bug for me in CS6 (compared to PS CS3 and CS4).

  I would be inteterested if others could confirm this (or explain it to me)

  When using Convert to profile, AdobeRGB-> bugs 'conversion' AdobeRGB in preview. Since there is no actual conversion, the preview is the same but on the contrary shows a strong change contrast.

  This is my workflow:

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  -Open a document in AdobeRGB (kept original profile, no prior conversion to sRGB), no trial activated

  -I run "Convert to profile", a Source RGB Adobe's profile. Now, if I go to the Destination profile: AdobeRGB (which is of course "useless"), I see a color change in the preview image. If I run the conversion, the image returns to normal, so it only works on the preview. Note that conversion to other profiles as sRGB does not give a wrong look.

  
  "Convert to profile" settings are engine: Adobe (ACE), intent: Relative Colorimetry, Dither and use black point compensation. Changing these settings is not to fix the bug I'm mentioning.

  This Visual bug only affects AdobeRGB-> conversion AdobeRGB (even once, Yes, I know, it's useless)

  I tested the issue on two separate machines (Windows 7, PS CS6 x 64)

  Do you feel the same questions?

  Thank you!

  JS

  This has been reported before, and can be easily reproduced.  I never heard that it's any kind of feature - I'm with you: Bug.

  I suspect because it is a problem of read-only and does not affect the image quality and it's absurd kind of operation in any case, Adobe has assigned a lower priority level than pretty much everything else.

  But if it were my software I'd be certainly embarrassed that she did this.

  -Christmas

• Convert a PSD in transparent SVG (for eBooks)?

  Hi people!

  I worked on an e-book, in which I wanted to insert a few pages of scores I had scanned, and I divided the music in individual measures (i.e. "lines of music", if you are not familiar with the terminology of music) to make a separate graph. On the MobileReads forum (for epublishers, etc.), it was suggested that the best way to get something like that would be the SVG format (as opposed to JPEG or PNG or GIF format), but I had a heck of a time trying to get things out right. I use Photoshop/Illustrator CS6, incidentally (and have the full Design Studio).

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  First of all, for the life of me I can't seem to get my transparent PSD out like a transparent SVG - in fact, I can't even the PSD to retain its transparency (not that I "see", anyway) even just opening in Illustrator, never mind when I "save under" as an SVG. Although my original PSD is essentially a raster file (that is, a layer of my scanned scores, with another layer of text), I managed to understand how to use the 'Trace Image' function to convert it to vector (I used the option "16 colors"), then "recorded under ' SVG, but no matter what I try I can't be transparent (i.e. (, partitions and the text, but with no background)!

  Second, the size of the files seems excessively high. If I create a simple PNG image of my picture (which I have no problem make it transparent), it comes out as a simple 18 k, but saves as SVG, it is almost 20 x the file size, to settle at a whopping 325 k! I looked at all the options in the "Save as" dialogue (SVG), but most is meaningless for me - surely there must be a way to keep the file up to a minimum size?

  Finally, searching everywhere on the web for an answer to this, I saw reference to make a 'Save for Web and Devices' option, where so-called SVG is one of the formats you can choose here - in Photoshop or in Illustrator don't have I that, however, I don't have that 'save for Web', and SVG is not an option in there. Is 'Save for Web and Devices' come only after CS6?

  Thank you very much for any suggestions on this - I would be happy to load my file original PSD (or the SVG/PNG versions that result is that I'm done with) if it would help. I think I just click on the "Insert Image" to do? Ain,

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  Psymon23 wrote:

  As I mentioned in my last follow-up, I managed to figure out how to get my SVG to be transparent (via a tutorial on another site), but I still can't seem to understand how to get the file size down. I tried to save it with all different kinds of selected options, but even still, I can't have my image (that I used just to try to understand things) below ~ 280 k - then the same image as a transparent PNG is a simple 18 k.

  Matrix product almost always below the vector standards. Composed of too many items with too many anchor points. Of course, this makes flie large enough size. PNG can be effectively compressedrather using limited color palettes, while vector graphics can not be compressed below a certain amount of data. Positions of anchors must be stored somewhere.

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  Can someone help me with a problem affecting some AdobeRGB files when I convert it to SRGB? In a very small number of cases when I convert to profile (srgb IEC61966 - 2.1) there is a noticeable change in some vivid reds and Greens; they become much more dull and in some cases, the color actually changes. When this happens it is usually evident in clothes colored like Indian saris. I speak no limits in the srgb color space. After that I worked on Adobe Photoshop (CS6) files in the middle of wide range that I discovered their with my monitor (Dell U2713H) set to emulate the srgb color space, then make any adjustments to Hue/Saturation before converting in profile and save as JPG files with the profiles included for download on the web. In most cases the converted file is the same as the previously converted file, but sometimes there is this color change marked somewhere in the picture. For example, in one case, a turquoise shawl has become a dull blue; in another, a bright green band on a dress became a pale greenish yellow. In the first case when I checked the color data I found that all the Red had been emptied of the stole, making it impossible to do in any still tweaking with mixer or color balance tools to recover the original color. The change is visible in Photoshop, so it has nothing to do with my Viewer. As soon as I click on "convert to profile" is the color.

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