If you are printing with an Inkjet you should have no problems just converting to an RGB format like Adobe 1998 and printing straight from that. I have images in my book printed with the Epson 1290 from both CMYK and RGB sources and the printer handles both with more than adequate results. RGB will simply make in any adjustments a little easier if you wish to make changes before going to print and from what I have seen the only conversion problems occur when converting certain colours from RGB to CMYK and then going to press.
Ashley Sam Moxon15/1/03 12:12 > on 14/01/2003 7:10 pm, Michael Harvey: > >> Sam Moxon wrote: >> >>> Can anyone offer any pointers to improve the saturation of a few images that >>> I am printing in CMYK for my book >> >> Add a 5th colour special or hexachrome... > > Thanks Michael, but we are talking inkjet here not press. I am already using > a 6 colour printer and am really looking for pointers to allow me to adjust > the conversion to gain the maximum from those colours that are generally > difficult to convert accurately in CMYK, in this case very saturated blues, > yellows etc. Maybe it's just not possible but I can't believe that I can't > obtain more from the blues which have just lost almost all of their visual > vibrancy. > > Regards > > Sam > > =============================================================== > GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE > =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
