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Adobe and Pantone, a major color designer, have struck a deal where you need to pay additional licensing fees to access a portion of Pantone's color palette in
by jkingsman 4y ago
Adobe and Pantone, a major color designer, have struck a deal where you need to pay additional licensing fees to access a portion of Pantone's color palette in Adobe products[0]. This has made a lot of people, very understandably, quite frustrated, as Adobe products will now replace those Pantone colors with black when you open a project that uses them.
[0]: https://boingboing.net/2022/10/28/adobe-replacing-old-pantone-spot-colors-with-black-when-you-load-files-using-them.html https://boingboing.net/2022/10/28/adobe-replacing-old-panton...
- xcdzvyn 4y agoNowhere does that citation imply Adobe worked with Pantone to achieve this, but that it was solely Pantone's decision.