Up until a few years ago I had no issues with my CMYK colours displaying on the screen as they would when printed.    Now they are vastly different - eg. to get a dusty orange, the cmyk values show on my screen as quite a bright orange. Even viewing after export as PDF it's the same bright colour.  We had to go through a lot of swatches to get it to print the right colour.   I've now had to change printers and will most likely be using online services. I'd just like to feel confident that what I see on the screen is as close as possible to the printed product.   Would really appreciate some help in setting up indesign settings to show this! ... View more

I have this image where I want to remove the parchment background so that it can cohesively tie in with our white background theme as the client wants to use it on their truck but I feel leaving the parchment clashes with the black and white design we've already done. Backstory - we've sourced all these old original illustrations from the nursery and had them scanned proffessional - black ones have been used for majority of the design and easily removed the parchment paper but they want this one included as well.    I can obviously meticiulously mask around it but I'm wondering if there's an easier way - it's been a few years since I've brushed up on my photoshop skills. I plan on then colour correcting afterwards as the white of the rose is being changed by the paper colour.   When using select and mask it only picks up the 3 roses but not the full bouquet which in my opinion have quite contrasting colours to the background ... View more