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Re: Color settings for Adobe applications
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Re: Color settings for Adobe applications


  • Subject: Re: Color settings for Adobe applications
  • From: "email@hidden" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2007 09:27:49 -0500

Just for for clarification, the default CMYK profile Steve refers to is
InDesign's document CMYK profile (see ID's Assign Profiles dialog) and not
the application's Working Space set in Color Settings. These two profiles
are usually the same but sometimes not.
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InDesign will assume the document color space, but there's a bug.

In a quick test I placed an untagged Illustrator element, the same Illustrator element with a profile (a G7 profile), and a box in InDesign. All 3 elements were colored 50c, 40m, 40y, 0k. I assigned the US SWOP v2 profile to the document. I printed the file, using the same G7 profile for the printer profile. In the resulting PDF the untagged Illustrator element and the InDesign element did not come out the same. They should have.

The InDesign element was transformed using the Perceptual intent (which is what I had specified in the preferences). The Illustrator element used relative colorimetric.

My take is that Ignore Linked Profiles is the appropriate setting when your intention is that the CMYK values are to be passed to the output device. If Ignore Linked Profiles is disabled, you should expect that CMYK images containing a profile which does not match the document-assigned CMYK profile will be converted to the document-assigned profile, and the black channel will be recalculated (which could be bad for certain images).

Only if you instruct InDesign to convert at some point. "Ignore Linked Profiles" is not the same as "Convert to Working Space"


Rich Apollo
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314-344-1144
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