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Colors in Indesign

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Oct 12, 2021 Oct 12, 2021

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Hello,

 

My colors appear "grey-ish" and darker on InDesign and I can't understand why.

I believe it has something to do with RVB / CMJN but I don't get it.

For example, when i try do draw a line which should be in neon pink, it appears purplish. 

I want it to be neon pink directly on the file as well as on the pdf.

 

Can someone help me with that please ? 🙂 

 

Thanks a lotCapture d’écran 2021-10-12 à 09.52.09.pngCapture d’écran 2021-10-12 à 09.52.21.png

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Some CMYK colours cannot be created.

Neon Pink might be one of these.

 

Try inserting your cursor into the RGB fields - this should change the Save Swatch option to RGB.

 

As long as it stays RGB it should be ok - but if you're going to print you're going to have to discuss these neon pinks with your print supplier.

 

 

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That is RGB vs CMYK (and also spot) colours. How is your knowledge on colours gamut?

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