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03/13/2004 07:29:14 PM · #1 |
In my working process i always do a level adjustment in photoshop on every photo. The question is when i'm working on a photo to get it printed is it better if i'm working on it directly in CMYK mode in PS because the results are not the same and i'm almost everytime getting gamut warning when i'm working in RGB.
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03/13/2004 07:36:50 PM · #2 |
Depends on method of reproduction.
If you are going to a pro shop for a press run, they will give you details, but they will use CMYK.
If you are using a PC printer, they expect an RGB file and their drivers are written accordingly, so giving them a CMYK my cause a color shift.
If you are having them printed at walmart., etc i would think they expect an RGB pic as well. Some folks have gone so far as to pick one and only one place for photo printing and know the specific machine and it's color profile and calibarion schedule.
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