On Oct 6, 2004, at 9:31 AM, Nick Scalise wrote: > My thought would be to convert to CMYK imediately, before any editing > is started. >> On Oct 5, 2004, at 7:59 PM, Brett Conlon wrote: >>> Hi all, >>> We've been receiving more and more layered Photoshop files that were >>> constructed in RGB and contain adjustment layers (usually at the top) >>> and layer effects that when the designers convert the file from RGB >>> to >>> CMYK, desiring to still keep the file in its layers for job >>> adjustments, they get discarded or react completely different in the >>> new colour space. This causes the image to become a complete disaster We convert the elements to CMYK (and the target resolution) first; then it's easier to control the colors of layers and elements. While the job is live I hold on to the layered (CMYK) Photoshop doc to edit and export eps's for approval and/or publication (newspaper). -Peter Hummers == [X] |=|__o //Sent from Macintosh OS X//