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I am working on a web and multimedia project where the original designer created photoshop files under CMYK. Since I need to go to web and since I need to animate the psd layers in After Effects, I must convert the PSD files to RGB. But when I do this and I do not flatten when I convert to RGB, the colors change. The psd files have many layers and opacities that yield specific colors for overlapping layers that need to be maintained.
Are there any tricks to doing the RGB conversion and maintaining the original colors as close as possible? Why when I convert and "flatten" the layers do the colors remain in tact but preserving the layers changes the colors?
Are there any tricks to doing the RGB conversion and maintaining the original colors as close as possible? Why when I convert and "flatten" the layers do the colors remain in tact but preserving the layers changes the colors?
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