unpopular
Been spending a lot of time on here!
well. I wouldn't optimize for CMYK unless it's going to press.
We use that at school for our prints.
Why?! What are you printing to?
well. I wouldn't optimize for CMYK unless it's going to press.
We use that at school for our prints.
well. I wouldn't optimize for CMYK unless it's going to press.
We use that at school for our prints.
Why?! What are you printing to?
well. I wouldn't optimize for CMYK unless it's going to press.
We use that at school for our prints.
Why?! What are you printing to?
We use that at school for our prints.
Why?! What are you printing to?
epson 7900
For desktop publishing you'd want everything to be in CMYK, unless you're going to a six or eight color process press, which are pretty unusual and have their own workflow.
Like CMYK presses, most photo printers have unique color spaces to CMYK and do all the conversion in the print driver. If you send it a CMYK file, you're only limiting your gamut - and significantly so.
For desktop publishing you'd want everything to be in CMYK, unless you're going to a six or eight color process press, which are pretty unusual and have their own workflow.
Like CMYK presses, most photo printers have unique color spaces to CMYK and do all the conversion in the print driver. If you send it a CMYK file, you're only limiting your gamut - and significantly so.
We use that at school for our prints.
Why?! What are you printing to?
epson 7900
You know more about it than I do, but my prints come out pretty nice.
For desktop publishing you'd want everything to be in CMYK, unless you're going to a six or eight color process press, which are pretty unusual and have their own workflow.
Like CMYK presses, most photo printers have unique color spaces to CMYK and do all the conversion in the print driver. If you send it a CMYK file, you're only limiting your gamut - and significantly so.
for print! i didnt print it... i just sent it in an email to her...
I am sure they do, definitely. There is a lot of space in CMYK, just not as much as the full 10-color inkset of a 7900.
Grr ill talk to you tomorrow about this! im screwing easy things up like RGB because im tired..For desktop publishing you'd want everything to be in CMYK, unless you're going to a six or eight color process press, which are pretty unusual and have their own workflow.
Like CMYK presses, most photo printers have unique color spaces to CMYK and do all the conversion in the print driver. If you send it a CMYK file, you're only limiting your gamut - and significantly so.
for print! i didnt print it... i just sent it in an email to her...
Just be glad you didn't send it to a print shop. They'd charge you an arm and a leg to preflight all those RGB images.
I'm ussually un biased... But georgie girl is just stupid... really? what the hell is the point of this? the last 3 pages are a waste! lets see one of your pictures georgie girl... huh? you dont have any good ones?
show us... post one today.. if you dont then shut up and mind your own business...I'm ussually un biased... But georgie girl is just stupid... really? what the hell is the point of this? the last 3 pages are a waste! lets see one of your pictures georgie girl... huh? you dont have any good ones?
I post my photos often. They are around. Just look for them.