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• How can I change my settings to honor CMYK profiles?

  I'm not an Illustrator/vector guy, I'm a motion graphic designer who needs to create an animation of a customers logo. The client sent a .ai to their logo and when I open it I get the following message:

  "Your current settings color throw CMYK profiles in content related but profiles were created to be honored when this document was created."

  My question is how can I change my color settings so that they do not dispose of the CMYK profiles when I open the files have? I don't find this in settings. I don't want other customers logos are converted to RGB when I opened the

  [Ask in the correct forum allows... Left non-technical Forum Lounge for forum specific program... MOD]

  [Moved the Forum actually correct this time - mod]

  See Edit > color settings (see attached screenshot for the dialog that is displayed). The default seems to be what you have defined. It sounds like something different to made on the end of the customer.

  Are you planning on this animation in After Effects or Premiere? If the first, it will not even import CMYK files, After Effects will be, but your colors will be wrong. You must definitely convert to RGB with Edit > edit colors > convert to RGB before importing the work elsewhere.

  

• The specification dot gain curves for custom CMYK profile

  I am trying to create a CMYK profile custom that would imitate the ICC FOGRA39 (lying) profile, but would offer more control.

  When you create a custom ICC profile, I'm trying to specify the point of curved gain manually by entering the data increase the tonal value published by the International Color Consortium. But the latest data on the far right point (100 on the horizontal axis) is always 100%, high instead of 0% appropriate. In other words, the point at the top right really must be in the lower right. The point is not editable because it doesn't have a correspondent 100: input field.

  

  This is how the curve should really look at:

  

  I want to place the last point at the bottom right, but I can't figure out how to do this. I use Photoshop CC 2014 on Windows 8.1.

  I misunderstood something on point gain curves? Is this a bug? This actually affects the mast for the shadows, or is it just a display issue?

  I would appreciate any pointers to additional information on this problem.

  I should say that you are mistaken. It's my guess, I might add. Since the last point is related to 100% they don't enter the tonal value increase, but the EFFECT of the value tonal increase on a linear input. There is no case in the real world where the curve will go down.

• What CMYK profile should I set it to print in Australia?

  I am working on a CD cover and convert RGB to CMYK picture, but want to make sure that I have the good CMYK profile.

  There are various web, Japan, United States and coated options in the color box.

  But I need some advice about which one I should be set to in Photoshop?

  Thank you

  Kim

  This should help you get started: http://www.drevolution.com.au/blog/index.php?id=2683940155866559937

  As mentioned in the article, always better to talk to your printer.

• Layer merged after the use of convert to RGB to CMYK profile

  Hi all

  I'm converting a drawing printed in photoshop cs5 from RGB to CMYK. My layer merged after the use of convert to RGB to CMYK profile.

  After this, I save the file and close it, and I didn't have a backup of this file.

  Now please suggest how can I recover my all layers

  I don't need that my layers back...  Please help me

  Finally you all say there is no way back...

  because I checked flattened when I convert.

  No Way Back, I'll take care of it in the future

  Thank you all

• CMYK profile

  Hello.

  I wanted to ask you what CMYK of ICC profile you use on the kuler site?

  because it does not mach with my preset used in photoshop.

  because I have this problem: my customer want to use a color pantone solid coated sampler shape in logo: 1955 C.

  And now I don't know how to define this color in the CMYK profile. y at - it no converter appropriate PANTONE to CMYK?
  

  Thank you

  P.

  Hello chmelameister,

  The reason why you see the incompatibility is that Kuler is not color management. Please let us know if you have any additional questions.

  Thank you

  Kuler team.

• Possible to let Illustrator determine colors, and THEN choose the CMYK profile?

  Hello

  I'm new to Illustrator and asked for the help of printing options!

  I have CS2.

  Then, I set the color management in Bridge and my works in Europe ISO Coated FOGRA39 or profile 27 tag.

  When I print them in Photoshop, everything works as expected, so that in the printer dialog, you can choose "let Photoshop determine colors" and choose the match Europe ISO coated profile from the list. Fine.

  But then I take this same tagged CMYK .psd file into Illustrator and try to print it.

  I can only choose "Let illustrator determine colors" because I don't have a postscript printer.

  Here is where the problem begins:

  Now should I choose a profile that illustrator uses to print, but there is no available CMYK profile. Only RGBs.

  Why is this? Is it not possible to choose any CMYK profiles?

  Or do I have to do anything other than the marking CMYK image?

  I also tried without ICC profile labeled, but here also only RGB profiles are available

  I know this is probably a stupid question, but I can't find any decent answers in internet,

  so please help me!

  Thank you guys!

  You can select the printer that will give you profiles CMYK postscript from adobe.

  Print the postscript and distillit it.

  zOOpen in Acrobat and print from your printer now, you have a postscript printer.

• I should have a RGB AND CMYK profile in my document?

  It is clear - I'm a Dum-Dum Indesign. I have problems with a booklet that I print.  The same color of blue is printing very differently.  Two blue objects on the same page so differently that one of the objects looks purple print, and is considered the blue, I was expecting.  I did a bit of reading forum, and I wonder if the problem is that I cut and pasted some graphs in Illustrator, who may use a different color profile than InDesign.

  Enter my dialog box "Assign profile" selected buttons indicate that I use both CMYK and RGB color profiles.  Maybe that's the problem?  If you use the profile only one color in a document which requires the same color consistency?

  Update:

  I just checked the color profile of one of the graphics that I imported from Illustrator, and it is a CMYK document.  As far as I know, my ID document has been also implemented CMYK.  What I've done so far is: entered in attribute profiles and disabled the RBG profile, leaving only the active CMYK profile.  But is it possible that I use two different CMYK profiles, and that's where the problem lies?  If so, how to convert at the same profile so that the blue color is consistent throughout this brochure?

  Thank you very much!

  Can you give me any advice will be much appreciated!

  Thank you

  Bryan

  These fine technical answers are probably tell you more you need to know...  Basically, if you create a document and you want to 100% match, you will work in the space of a single color, only and with a working profile.  Assigning will change the appearance of colors, but depending on the circumstances, may lose the link fatally to original color values.

  Keep a profile when you create the objects.

  If you use an object that was created in a different work profile and this profile is tied/embedded, you can convert but not assign, affect the will perhaps break the color management and alter the appearance.  The only time where you must assign is if the object has already assigned profile and that you assign is the good that should have the object.

  As mentioned, appying effects such as feathers etc. can cause changes of colour of the original intent also.

  Opportunities to combine native RGB and CMYK objects and get a full match are small, as the colors are often converted by accessing the largest laboratory as an intermediate translation (among others) color space and the result is not symmetric (if you go there and back, you do not get the same result) and it is rounded values that causes small displacements.  These changes aren't bad for web stuff but results are often unusable in the press.

  Depending on your settings in InDesign, you can properly managed color in various objects that looks bad on the screen but to properly convert PDF for printing too... but that's another story!

  Keep things simple, to work in a space!

• How to export a file with a CMYK color profile in Lightroom?

  I try to save a picture with a CMYK color profile to send to a company that will print for me. I looked at the color profiles installed on my computer, and a certain CMYK profiles seem to be there (in/Library/Application Support / Adobe / Color / Profiles / recommended). I don't know if they should be expressly in the folder "Profiles", or if it is important that they are in a subfolder of that folder. This is on a Mac, by the way.

  The problem is, when I go to export in Lightroom, and I chose 'Other' in the color profile, I gives me any options of CMYK.

  Thanks for your help!

  Ray

  Sorry... you can't. LR does not CMYK, RGB only... you will need to Photoshop or some other app.

• Choice of profiles for RGB forced to CMYK conversion

  When a mixed RGB/CMYK PDF is opened in Illustrator CS6, Illustrator requires a conversion to a color space or another. See this screenshot: http://imgur.com/sK8iEdn

  I guess this is a limitation of the Illustrator and there is no way to keep the two color spaces. Under this assumption, is it possible to choose the profiles used for the conversion of RGB to CMYK? Illustrator is possible to use the RGB and CMYK profiles defined in its color settings to do this conversion?

  I did some experiments with Illustrator CS6 and target RGB of MacBeth and checked my results with Photoshop CS6. I discovered that (especially) illustrator doing what he should do, within an error of 1% (probably rounded) on the output CMYK values. Here is a summary, in case anyone else needs this info:

  Assuming that the elements of the source file are all not marked, when a mixed RGB/CMYK PDF is open in CMYK mode and Illustrator is

  chosen, Illustrator uses the profiles and defined in rendering mode

  Color settings to make conversions from RGB to CMYK color. Thus, we

  have control over the profiles used for this conversion.

  If the RGB elements in the PDF file have embedded ICC profiles,

  Illustrator uses the ICC profile embedded instead of the RGB profile

  defined in the color settings. That happens, however, if the PDF file

  also includes the correct intention to output CMYK profile.

  If the PDF file does not contain an output CMYK mode, Illustrator will fall

  back on the color settings RGB RGB-> CMYK conversion profile. I think that it

  would be more correct for Illustrator use the embedded profile of RGB and

  the CMYK profile defined in the color settings, but this is not how it seems to work.

  If the PDF file contains incorrect output CMYK mode, Illustrator will be

  ignore the color settings and follow the embedded profiles, RGB and CMYK

  for the conversion, as can be expected.

• Why can I not see printer ICC profiles

  I use LR 4.1 under Windows 7 64 bit.

  I have a number of color printer profiles in the "System32\Spool\Drivers\Colour" folder, but I can't see them module development of Lightroom (although that display profiles appear).  What I am doing wrong?

  In Lr, you won't see any profile is a CMYK profile. LR is not all simply CMYK - then there is no CMYK for Lr profiles.

  For example, although I am able to softproof in Photoshop for the Blurb's icc profile, I can't do it in Lr, the Blurb icc profile is simply not visible in Lr - not in the develop Module / receives and not in the print Module / color management.

• Newly created profiles don't be loading not/are not created properly

  Windows Server 2008 R2 I have an administrator account that works.

  I wanted to start earning several accounts for others to use, but met with questions.

  Any profile that I create (standard or admin) cannot connect. I get the "Profile Service could not load... blah blah."

  A little digging revealed that the guest account also has the same problem, and that it creates no new profile I create received a profile under C:/Users folder.

  "C:/users/administrator" and "C:/users/Public" exist, however no records exist for all new profiles I create, or for the guest account (I'm not entirely sure a guest account gets a property.) I've never really played with guest account before).

  Windows always recognizes the profile, I created. Enter user accounts shows that there are three profiles (Admin, guest and that I did). Can I change the password and others on new accounts.

  Also, inside the register, I noticed that there is the file '$-1-5-... '. "Admin and some other networking and other things, but a single folder for profiles; the administrator. Nothing for the new account I created. I didn't take these files before, which means that I didn't manually delete the registry files/folders for the user accounts.

  I'm sure this is the folder of registry administrator account because the data file "ProfileImagePath" says "C:\Users\Administrator.

  I think it's all under "HKey_Local_Machine/Software/Microsoft/Windows_NT/CurrentVersion/Profile List.

  So what's happening? I don't want to reinstall or do a system restore.

  I've always had this problem since the first profile, I created. However, by the time (months ago) I didn't know it's this deep. I've linked it to accounts via Remote Desktop and thought it was a problem with some settings of remote desktop.

  Sooomewhere I read that Google Updater and chromium could cause Corruptions of profile. There is no Chrome. However I do not think that there is corruption. It's just too bad about the failure of the creation of user folders > _ >

  Hello

  The question you have posted is adapted in the Microsoft technet forums. I suggest you post in the Microsoft technet forums to improve the assistance.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsServer

  Hope that helps.

• is the driver for win 8 for the printer photosmart D7360 RGB or CMYK?

  Hello

  I'll use Lightroom 4.2 (under win 8 64) and will have calibrated the monitor and the printer (HP Photosmart D7360) by colormunki photo.

  When the printer profile is generated by colormunki, according to the real printer driver, they will be RGB or CMYK profile.  Apparently, 4.2 LR will only show printer profiles to use if the printer driver is of type RGB.  So if it's CMYK, I would not be able to use the printing profile in LR.

  Is someone can you please tell me if this printer driver is RGB or CMYK?

  Any help will be greatly appreciated!

  Kind regards

  The pilot waiting for RGB data.  The real color in the printer inks use CMYK, but managed by the driver, applications need to send RGB data to the driver.

• Scripts & profile Client Anyconnect

  Hello

  I configured a client anyconnect profile that's train to be ousted to end users. In this context, I have enabled scripting and transferred two scripts to the ASA (scripts_OnConnect_logon.bat & scripts_OnDisconnect_disconnect.vbs).

  If I connect the VPN client and download the client Anyconnect (new installation), everything works fine IE I get the profile and two scripts.

  If I then remove the scripts and the profile of the end user and you reconnect using the anyconnect client, I receive the profile, but not scripts.

  Can someone help with this problem?

  Kind regards

  Terry

  Currently, this is how it works by design. In case you want to push the script once again,

  Delete the file VPNManifest.dat of the Anyconnect folder and connect

  with the customer. First time I think that scripts will not be pushed. The second time, you'll see the script in the folder.

• Profile ICC settles in Lightroom

  Hello

  I have Lightroom and Photoshop installed on my Windows PC of 10 CC.

  When you try to load ICC profiles in print (or through the export option) module in Lightroom I get only the one who is my connected printer profile but not others. Strangely, when you print from Photoshop I can see the full list.

  All profiles are saved in C:\Windows\System32\spool\drivers\color

  When right click on a profile on drive C get a context menu with the option "install profile", however when I click on it nothing happens. Also, I think they must have installed since the show upward in Photoshop?

  So far, I have uploaded a profile of a printing company and which has installed fine, and my Canon printer appears in the list of profiles, as well as all monitor profiles. I also tried to reinstall Lightroom, re-download the site of Adobe and the re ICC profiles - install (twice) with closed Lightroom. No chance with.

  Help, please!

  Hope that some of the following aid:

  Version of Lightroom: CC 2015.6 (I) [1078672]

  Operating system: Windows 10

  Version: 10.0

  Application architecture: x 64

  System architecture: x 64

  Number of logical processors: 8

  Processor speed: 4.0 GHz

  Built-in memory: 16244,8 MB

  Real memory for Lightroom: 16244,8 MB

  System DPI setting: 96 DPI

  Graphic processor News:

  GeForce GTX 750 Ti/PCIe/SSE2

  LanguageVersion: 3,30 NVIDIA via the Cg compiler

  The application folder: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Lightroom

  Library path: B:\Pictures\Lightroom\Lightroom Catalog.lrcat

  Settings folder: C:\Users\Michael\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Lightroom

  CMYK profiles have been removed when restrained in the LR print module because they weren't completely properly and Adobe decided to remove them until they could work again what happens, so I don't know when they will return.  What is the question?