But regardless of what RGB profile you painted in, this is the way to go: save your RGB file. convert it to CMYK and save it as a new file. open both the RGB and the CMYK files in photoshop. set them next to each other and compare the colors. now you have to adjust or saturate some colors in the CMYK file. there’s different ways but a good
Hola, en esta ocasión te enseñaré como convertir del modo de color RGB a CMYK de una forma óptima en Photoshop para serigrafía textil.Recursos: Mateus SilvaR
Placing the barcode in Photoshop bitmaps the barcode to resolution of your .psd. As already mentioned this will give you paths that are not 100% on the pixel grid. For final reproduction quality, you should do this project in Illustrator. Drop your .psd and .eps into an illustrator document.
Converting between different “Image Mode” color spaces (eg. RGB – CMYK) Sending image files from Photoshop to an inkjet printer; When the colour balance of your computer monitor or tablet is incorrectly (eg. you’re running a program like f.lux which adjusts the color temperature according to the time of the day)
Photoshop PDF exports color differently. I am not a Photoshop pro by any means so this will be probably easy to answer. I turned my logo into a vector, then exported it as a PDF for my printer to run the job. The colors in my exported PDF are much more dull than the Photoshop artwork. I tried exporting in both RGB and CMYK and this didn't
