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Notice that the Gamma, White Point and Primaries
settings listed in the dialog box. Select Adobe RGB (1998)
as the color space from the RGB field.
Adobe RGB (1998) color space more
closely matches the printable (CMYK) color gamut. Click
OK.
| Preparing Images
for Print |
The image can be inverted to produce a negative
image on film and then transferred to a printing plate that
will be run on press.
For printing a continuous-tone image, the
image must be broken down into a series of dots. These dots
are created when we apply a halftone screen to the image.
The dots in a halftone screen control how much ink is deposited
at a specific location.
A printed color image consists of four separate
halftone screens - one each for cyan, magenta, yellow and
black (the four process ink colors).
| Strategies for
Successful Printing |
RGB mode is faster than CMYK mode
because RGB files are smaller. In addition, some filters and
options are available only for RGB images.
When the user works on CMYK mode,
the user can print a color proof to check colors in the image
while printing a file.
| Displaying Individual
Channels |
Click on File
menu.
Click on Preferences
sub menu item.
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