It was 17/6/03 11:14 am, when SimonMartin wrote:
> I'm having a blonde moment here...
>
> I don't often use a second window of the same image when I'm working
> but recently I wanted to use one to soft proof the image in CMYK as I
> went along.
Simon
I think even brunettes will have a problem soft proofing on the fly. It
can't be done, AFAIK. Probably because Photoshop needs to do too many
calculations to convert from one mode to another but possibly for other
reasons best known to Adobe and the in-crowd.
The closest you can come to it is to occasionally spurt a copy by creating a
document of the current history state (History palette), soft proof it and
then compare it with your RGB image.
> I'm doing something silly, I know, but I can't figure it out.
Your second window is a duplicate of the first so anything you do to the
original is, er, duplicated in the second window. Not doing anything silly,
just high expectations (quite normal, IMO).
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