Great info!!! What is the best way to convert or save PDF file created to Tiff file without losing Any spot colors value or color changes in RGB or CMYK for printing ? Just struggling with Color matching from pdf to Photoshop. 😂
Thanks for watching. Unfortunately if you're converting a PDF to a TIFF, you will lose any spot colors in the file. You can export directly from Acrobat to a TIFF, or you can open the PDF with Photoshop and save as a TIFF. When you export direct from Acrobat, you can click on "settings" to change the color space or image resolution. Normally if you're working with a RGB you just keep it that way, but you do have the option to change from RGB to CMYK or vise versa.
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This is the video im referring to. The profiles that you created for this video are you able to make a video on how you created the profiles
Yes, I think I'll do a follow up on this one talking about color conversion in Acrobat. I'll put it on my list. Stay tuned.
Great info!!! What is the best way to convert or save PDF file created to Tiff file without losing Any spot colors value or color changes in RGB or CMYK for printing ? Just struggling with Color matching from pdf to Photoshop. 😂
Thanks for watching. Unfortunately if you're converting a PDF to a TIFF, you will lose any spot colors in the file. You can export directly from Acrobat to a TIFF, or you can open the PDF with Photoshop and save as a TIFF. When you export direct from Acrobat, you can click on "settings" to change the color space or image resolution. Normally if you're working with a RGB you just keep it that way, but you do have the option to change from RGB to CMYK or vise versa.