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Same Pantone swatch showing as two completely different colors.

New Here ,
Nov 28, 2018 Nov 28, 2018

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I have two open files and I am using the same logo in each but the Pantone is coming over as two different shades. I am NOT talking visually on the screen I am saying it is two different colors. When I open the color box the CMYK for each is completely different yet it is both the same Pantone. Secondly if I copy and past from one file to the other it converts it to the "shade"for that file. Any clue on what is wrong? I did not create these logo files the previous designer did and I can not figure out what they did to create this issue.

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Contributor , Nov 28, 2018 Nov 28, 2018

Your Swatch Options for Pantone 2955 C (from Swatch Library: Color Books: PANTONE+ Coated) should look like this:

Temp_Pantone2955C_Options.png

What you have is 2 different CMYK colors that are both named "PANTONE 2955 C."

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Engaged ,
Nov 28, 2018 Nov 28, 2018

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possibly the color space/profile for each document is a little different... and thats why it globally changes it once you 'paste' into the other document/file

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Thank you, where do I go to check that setting?

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...here's some more info if that doesn't show a difference
Color settings in Photoshop

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...arg, ignore the photoshop link sorry

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Great thank you, they are two different profiles. I'll see if matching them helps the issue. Thank you for your help.

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Your Swatch Options for Pantone 2955 C (from Swatch Library: Color Books: PANTONE+ Coated) should look like this:

Temp_Pantone2955C_Options.png

What you have is 2 different CMYK colors that are both named "PANTONE 2955 C."

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