(like TAC: 240% GCR: Heavy Max K: 80% TVI: 26%)įYI CGATS/SNAP TR002 2007 is a newsprint profile and not suitable for a book, it has a 80% max black. Placing the profile here makes it more convenient because it will appear. If you’re using Adobe CS, you can also place the profile in the preferred directory for Adobe applications: C Drive > Program Files > Common > Adobe > Color > Profiles > Recommended. This page explain some of the abbreviations used on the colour page you linked and will give you an idea of how each profile will affect the colours. Right-click on the profile and select Install Profile. Acrobat pro will let you check CMYK values with specific profiles. I recommend you try a few different conversions and check what you prefer. If not do it in photoshop to see how it affects your files. It will have those properties even if the icc is stripped from the file. Contact the provider and ask for a ICC and paper info.ĭoes AD have a convert to profile option? When you convert to a profile the colours change to match the profiles "setup". The paper used also has a big impact on how print colours come out. The 240% limit is a sign you are getting low quality print, it is usually reserved to newspapers and cheap magazines.Ī 340% ink limit will give richer dark colours and a more vivid representation. And from googling, I found a site with 2 240% ink limit profile, they are ICC, if I use them then how do the final result will still be under 240% ink limit because IngramSpark say don't include ICC profile and spot color? (the last 2 from the list) The printer also say don't include ICC and spot color, in Affinity Designer, there's option in the export to untick the embed profile(I not sure if this is same meaning as ICC profile or it mean something else), honour spot color, and overprint black, should I untick them? And there's a option to untick convert image color space, what's that mean and should I untick it?
#HOW TO INSTALL ICC PROFILE INDESIGN PDF#
My full page artworks are done in AD and will be placed into inDesign and then export as print pdf book and fixed layout ePub3 ebook, but the IngramSpark printer require a 240% CYMK ink limit, should I set that right on AD or do it while setting up the document in InDesign or after completed and ready to export in InDesign? I want the ebook to show the original color I see on screen, so better don't convert to cyme in AD first right?
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