Proof.de: Grey scale images in Adobe Photoshop with 50% opacity in dot gain 15%, dot gain 20%, dot gain 25%, 30%: Different grey values are produced.

Incorrect greyscale display in Adobe Photoshop and InDesign

Adobe products are ideal for image retouching and layout and handle RGB and CMYK colour profiles very well. However, when editing and retouching greyscale images, for example for a black-and-white photo book, the experience is quite different. Suddenly, images look completely different in InDesign than they do in Photoshop, and even when exporting the image to PDF, greyscale images are suddenly treated differently. This article explains where the problems lie with black-and-white images and greyscale profiles in InDesign and Photoshop layouts, and how you can work in a more ‘colour-accurate’ …

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Video by Peter Jäger Pro2Media: 3 minutes for simple cross-media color management

Cross-media colour management really works

Peter Jäger is an expert in colour management that reliably works across the boundaries of printers and monitors, web and print – essentially: cross-media.

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