Re: A follow-up on my post

On Jul 28, 2009, at 9:16 AM, Brian Lawler wrote:

> In the Export function in Acrobat, color management is performed as  
> the EPS documents are being created. And, if the CMYK profile that  
> is embedded is not also set under “Settings” in the Export window  
> (they must match), then the CMYK color that is in the PDF, and  
> tagged with a specific CMYK profile, will be converted to whatever  
> CMYK profile is set in the prepress operator’s machine (usually SWOP  
> Coated), and the color will all be converted from CMYK in the PDF to  
> a new CMYK generated by the profile on the system doing the  
> conversion. This, of course, is all wrong.

Yes it is all wrong! Did Dov say if there is a way to disable color  
management when exporting EPS files from PDFs? Acrobat doesn't even  
have way to specify rendering intent, so this seems especially  
dangerous.

-Todd Shirley _______________________________________________
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