We did some sample renderings for a potential customer, and saved the files in
both TGA anf TIF format. When opened in default RGB format in Photoshop, they
look fine on the screen, but when converted to CMYK format, the colors are
really screwed up, and they can't get a correct print when it's been converted
to CMYK. Anyone have any idea how I can make this customer happy enough to
purchase 3D Studio? He says it only happens with 3DS files that are converted.
TIA
John
>> When opened in default RGB format in Photoshop, they look fine on the
>> screen, but when converted to CMYK format, the colors are really
>> screwed up
Check into the Photoshop handling of out-of-gamut colors. There are many RGB
colors that just won't convert to CYMK (and vice versa). You may need to
adjust your rendering to achieve CYMK "legal" colors.
– Dave