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When exporting PDFs from InDesign they look great on the computere but there is a HUGE color shift on the Ipad/Iphone. The main color is a rich purple which turns into neon blue on the iphone/Ipad.
Through research I have found that iphones/ipads show RGB color. I have tried ALL RGB settings in InDesign and the best that I get is a dark blue.
Has anyone been able to solve this???
HELP!
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Export the PDF - choose FORMAT: Adobe PDF (Interactive) instead of (Print)
The reason interactive produces a better result is it forces all color into sRGB. You can still export a print PDF and get the same result by setting the color conversion destination to sRGB.
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Alicia Brindak wrote:
InDesign CMYK looks neon when viewing exported PDF on iPhone or iPad. If this is for viewing or proofing only:
Export the PDF - choose FORMAT: Adobe PDF (Interactive) instead of (Print)
Thanks for posting this solution—it may have not existed when this thread was started, and when sending proofs, or anything not being printed, I feel this is the easiest way to do it with confidence that colors will be somewhat accurate.
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iOS 9.3 finally adds colour profile support. CMYK PDF's now render correctly! No more exporting as RGB PDF's for iOS display!
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Here a more ambivalent look at that feature:
iPad Pro 9.7 inch and iOS 9.3: Color management progress | conrad chavez | blog
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I use iPhone7 and also faced the same problem while using this adobe reader after doing many things the problem I cant fix it. But I noticed after few months later when I do factory reset without userId and password my mobile due to some reason after that the problem is fixed.
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