When printed via Adobe Acrobat (or printed directly from Adobe InDesign), a .pdf with #000000 (C: 30, M:30, Y:30, K:100) text is coming out with a blueish hue, while printed via Chrome gives an accurate rich black.
On a PC with Windows 7.
Thanks!
Kirby
Forget about directly printing from InDesign in terms of high quality printed output.
From Acrobat or Reader, R=G=B=0 (RGB “black”) does by default print as CMYK=(0,0,0,1) if the proper option is set in the Advanced (Color Management) print options. This option is treat grays as K-only grays, which outputs R=G=B to CMYK=(0,0,0,1-(R=G=B)). This only works properly for PostScript printers.
Printing R=G=B to non-PostScript devices depends on the printer and its driver.
- Dov
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