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> Right now I am working on custom printed fabrics You almost certainly need to work in the vendor's CMYK/SWOPv2 color space profile to get the colors to come
by ahazred8ta 2y ago
> Right now I am working on custom printed fabrics
You almost certainly need to work in the vendor's CMYK/SWOPv2 color space profile to get the colors to come out right. Ask them. Saturated RGB doesn't convert well. Plan B: desaturate to a slightly grayish yellow.
One example: https://ctnbee.com/en/upload https://ctnbee.com/en/upload
- PaulHoule 2y agoThe vendor specifies sRGB so sRGB it is. For that matter my Epson printer specifies a native color space which is basically RGB, I wish I could tell it to lay down various amounts of C, Y, M and K pigments I can't. I have the real object to compare with the screen and with paper and fabric prints under various viewing conditions. I am going to print small samples, order a set of RGB labeled color swatches, etc. I have to tighten up my whole chain because I have a wide gamut monitor and also produce Display P3 for social sharing and would like to prototype realistically on my inkjet.