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I recently had a major struggle with it's inability to export to CMYK. I eventually found a way to get my graphics into CMYK by exporting to PDF plus an assortm
by protonfish 6y ago
I recently had a major struggle with it's inability to export to CMYK. I eventually found a way to get my graphics into CMYK by exporting to PDF plus an assortment or ad-hoc scripts for conversion. That seems like a real deal-breaker for most professional print applications. I still love Inkscape though.
- grawprog 6y agoInability to export to CMYK seems like a huge drawback for the printing industry. RGB colours cannot be represented correctly in print. Being able to work in and export to CMYK is pretty much necessary for any kind of professional printing work.
- ris 6y agoWhen necessary, my trick has been to export inkscape graphics to Scribus when print colour support is needed. Scribus has extremely good spot/CMYK colour support, but a rather weird UI (I'm told it's modelled on QuarkXPress).