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Italgraphica
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April 21, 2022
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How to convert CMYK Black to 100 Black

  • April 21, 2022
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Hi,

there is a way to convert this cmyk black background to only 100 black?

Thank you for help

 

 

解決に役立った回答 Stephen Marsh

I am reluctant to post this without knowing the project details, however, as you just wish to change the background and the foreground and transition from background to hero image does not appear to be a concern... Here is an annotated screenshot of one possible method:

 

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Stephen Marsh
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April 21, 2022

I am reluctant to post this without knowing the project details, however, as you just wish to change the background and the foreground and transition from background to hero image does not appear to be a concern... Here is an annotated screenshot of one possible method:

 

c.pfaffenbichler
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April 21, 2022

I wonder how dense any Pantone Black can actually be in, for example, offset printing. 

Lots of open questions … 

NB, colourmanagement
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April 22, 2022

Yeah c.p,  intriguing, I suppose if the Pantone "special" Black really is a "rich black" it must be made up of coloured inks as well as black (when mixed).

So this is not a 5 colour print run, I understand (am I right) that the standard CMYK black is being replaced by "Pantone Rich Black" in this scenario. I wonder if that’s a nice black for text?

And the press can take 100% too! Surprising.

 

I hope this helps
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Stephen Marsh
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April 21, 2022

Image quality will suffer. So yes, but why? Some CMY is desirable, for increased density and registration on press.

 

The sample provided above is RGB and PNG (PNG does not support CMYK).

 

What file format is the original (TIFF, PSD, JPG etc).

 

What CMYK ICC profile?

 

How will the file be printed?

Italgraphica
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April 21, 2022

In printing process I will use a rich black pantone, so I don't need a cmyk black.

Stephen Marsh
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April 21, 2022

How will the rich black be created with the supporting spot colour plates?

 

Via a multi-channel profile conversion or manually?