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I'm currently using Adobe illustrator and im wondering why choosing a black background for the artboard obscures all images. Is it because the artboard isn't present when saving or is it a problem only I'm experiencing?
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Turn overprint preview off.
Is this for a print job? Take note of what the option says: it isn't setting a background colour, it is simulating coloured paper. Printing with non-opaque inks on black paper will get you (something close to) black.
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In what way are you choosing a black background?
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I'm going to file- document setup and simulating a black background after
changing its color
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Is overprint preview on in the View menu?
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Yes I have overprint view on yet all I see is black. Changing the Artboard
color works for every thing except black or anything near black
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This is not a black background, but a simulation of black paper.
WHat happens when you print on black paper?
Exactly the same happens in Illustrator.
When you want a black background, create a rectangle and apply a black fill. And then move it behind everything else.
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Turn overprint preview off.
Is this for a print job? Take note of what the option says: it isn't setting a background colour, it is simulating coloured paper. Printing with non-opaque inks on black paper will get you (something close to) black.
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Aaaah okay. I'm trying to create a logo for my website but since it's just
simulating printer paper it makes more sense. Thank you