Tash
Member
Ok I'm sure there's an easy fix here and I'm just being thick but I've just designed a poster in Indesign...
I created some 3d text in blender, imported it into photoshop for some basic levels editing, made sure it was CMYK, saved it, then imported it into indesign to design the rest of it...in a CMYK colour profile.
I printed it out via 'preview' first and it turned out like this:

Tried printing it out from Indesign instead and it came out like this:

at least the colours were the right ones but the 'squeeze' part is WAY too dark still.
This is what I want it to look like:

I know that this is probably a basic thing to know, but I am a newbie :icon_rolleyes: and pretty much all my design work so far has been for web. I'm just not entirely sure what I've done wrong as the colour settings in photoshop and indesign (so far as i can tell) are the same?
I created some 3d text in blender, imported it into photoshop for some basic levels editing, made sure it was CMYK, saved it, then imported it into indesign to design the rest of it...in a CMYK colour profile.
I printed it out via 'preview' first and it turned out like this:

Tried printing it out from Indesign instead and it came out like this:

at least the colours were the right ones but the 'squeeze' part is WAY too dark still.
This is what I want it to look like:

I know that this is probably a basic thing to know, but I am a newbie :icon_rolleyes: and pretty much all my design work so far has been for web. I'm just not entirely sure what I've done wrong as the colour settings in photoshop and indesign (so far as i can tell) are the same?