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I have a page layout document that has a mix of text boxes and small graphics files. The text boxes are in RGB color, and when I place the graphic, the color of the text changes from bright to dull. What can I do to stop this from happening? The graphics are logos that I must use.
First learn about Colour Management and the difference between colour spaces RGB and CMYK. Then inform yourself about the Colour Blend Space in InDesign: when you set that to RGB on screen it will be fine, but in print it still will be duller due to the colour space difference substract/additive:
Note that with the Colour Blend Space set to CMYK (print) using any tra
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First learn about Colour Management and the difference between colour spaces RGB and CMYK. Then inform yourself about the Colour Blend Space in InDesign: when you set that to RGB on screen it will be fine, but in print it still will be duller due to the colour space difference substract/additive:
Note that with the Colour Blend Space set to CMYK (print) using any transparency effects (also a mask for images backgrounds, drop shadows etc) will force your RGB images to view in CMYK space on your screen.
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Ah yes, did I write Colour instead of Transparency? Sorry, my bad, I do not use an English version, got confused: it is indeed called Transparency blend space.