If you spec a CMYK color in Photoshop, but the image is in the RGB mode, you’re not going to get what you expect.
The good news is that I can tell you a number of things to look for, in hopes that you can troubleshoot the problem sufficiently.Įnsure the same color space. The bad news is that I can’t tell you exactly what is going wrong in your particular situation. (And of course, it should be shaken, not stirred.) What you’re talking about is “color matching” or “color management,” and to mix it right, you need 4 parts science to 1 part magic, along with a small sprig of luck and an olive. I have checked the color profiles, and the object color profile, and they are the same. I even created a box in InDesign with the same color values, and the color is still not correct. When printing a proof from Photoshop, I get the color I expect to get. The background was created in Photoshop CS3, and the information has been added with InDesign. I am in the process of printing a postcard out of InDesign CS3.
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