Jri
Member
Hi all,
I think I'm having a similar issue to this one that @ajpeacockdesign recently touched upon.
When saving out AI and PDF versions of the same CMYK Adobe Illustrator project, I am getting two very different looking documents.
When previewed, on the PDF version, a certain shade of colour will be darker than the shade next to it, but in the AI version; vice versa (in this case resulting in an ugly negative image effect).
The colours have all been assigned solid coated pantones Illustrator, and I haven't adjusted the colour management settings between the saves (one versioin being saved immediately after the other).
There is also a slight variation between what I see in the previews of the two documents and between the way the artwork looks when open in illustrator, making for an extremely frustrating work day. For the most part, the PDF version is the closer representation of what the file looks like when open in illustrator but it isn't a perfect match.
These files will ultimately be received and interpreted by someone else, so I can't afford to be unsure about how the colours are going to act when in their hands.
I think I'm having a similar issue to this one that @ajpeacockdesign recently touched upon.
When saving out AI and PDF versions of the same CMYK Adobe Illustrator project, I am getting two very different looking documents.
When previewed, on the PDF version, a certain shade of colour will be darker than the shade next to it, but in the AI version; vice versa (in this case resulting in an ugly negative image effect).
The colours have all been assigned solid coated pantones Illustrator, and I haven't adjusted the colour management settings between the saves (one versioin being saved immediately after the other).
There is also a slight variation between what I see in the previews of the two documents and between the way the artwork looks when open in illustrator, making for an extremely frustrating work day. For the most part, the PDF version is the closer representation of what the file looks like when open in illustrator but it isn't a perfect match.
These files will ultimately be received and interpreted by someone else, so I can't afford to be unsure about how the colours are going to act when in their hands.