Roger,
CMYK and RGB are non-equivalent, and there will always be some mangling like
what you describe. The CMYK color mode in PyMOL is an attempt to constrain
PyMOL to using the a subset of RGB values that can be mapped reliably into
the CMYK color space, at least via Photoshop. It's not a
On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 12:23:01 +0100, Roger Dodd wrote
[snip]
correct. Trying to subsequently convert them to cmyk format tiff
files in photoshop or coreldraw results in all the colors being
mangled (becoming duller and darker).
This may be a result of an inappropriate colour-space profile
Dr Charles S. BondUniversity of Dundee Tel: +44-1382-348325
Honorary Lecturer Dow St, Dundee Fax: +44-1382-345764
BBSRC David Phillips Fellow DD1 5EH, Scotland c.s.b...@dundee.ac.uk
School of Life Sciences http://stein.bioch.dundee.ac.uk/~charlie
Richard Ball
