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Why does my 100% K change?
Posted by Warren Beard on 5 August 2010 at 15:32Hi All
I keep getting this issue and can’t resolve and it is a problem, I save something using 100% K and it converts to CMYK black which uses about 300% ink and floods on the vinyl so it HAS to be changed or causes major issues but every time I change it I find it has changed back when I re-open it.
Using Illustrator CS4
Cheers
Warren
David Rowland replied 15 years, 2 months ago 5 Members · 11 Replies -
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Your not saving it as RGB are you Warren, that would change the values of cmyk.
Steve
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No, and if it is RGB I change it to CMYK and it still does the same.
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its a replacement black thing… confirm that 100% cyan is 100% cyan?
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Have you told it not to colour manage that document
Steve
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Got to go out now hope you sort it warren.
Try edit – colour settings – you can turn off colour management here or better would be assign a profile to that document – turn off colour management in that document.Steve
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it’s happening on more than one document though, it did it once before and don’t know how I solved it and now it’s started again 😕
I’ll keep trying but thanks anyway.
cheers
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it’s happening on more than one document though, it did it once before and don’t know how I solved it and now it’s started again 😕
I’ll keep trying but thanks anyway.
cheers
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had similar with a customers file flooding black as i could not alter it i set the rip max ink to 120% as opposed to my normal 240%
warren did you find a pm from me.
chris
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One company I work for sends art work ready files, their black come out as Warren has said and floods the vinyl, I just change the colour in signlab and print, so for me its not a problem, however it shows this happens with other peoples files that get sent to me. Rich
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Make sure you’ve got preserve numbers selected in colour management for cmyk.
Steve
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if ur getting printer-pooling of black, raise your heaters!!
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