copying from photoshop to illustrator

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Mar 5, 2005
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I’m trying to copy a bitmap image from photoshop to illustrator and the colour in illustrator of the image is changes.
It is CMYK colour in both photoshop and illustrator.
I expected the CMYK values to be the same in both applications.

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Monty Jake Monty
Mar 5, 2005
Sounds like you need to set up your Color Management so that both programs are using the same profile. When this is done correctly, the file will look identical in each.

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From: Bob
Organization: York University
Newsgroups: alt.graphics.photoshop
Date: Fri, 04 Mar 2005 22:51:33 -0500
Subject: copying from photoshop to illustrator

I’m trying to copy a bitmap image from photoshop to illustrator and the colour in illustrator of the image is changes.
It is CMYK colour in both photoshop and illustrator.
I expected the CMYK values to be the same in both applications.
LK
Laura K
Mar 5, 2005
Bob wrote in news:d0bac2$8et$:

I’m trying to copy a bitmap image from photoshop to illustrator and the colour in illustrator of the image is changes.
It is CMYK colour in both photoshop and illustrator.
I expected the CMYK values to be the same in both applications.

How is the color changing?
Are the values the same? Check and see.
As long as the values are correct, how it looks on the computer screen doesn’t matter for CMYK. The cyan plate prints cyan, the black prints black, etc.
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Bob
Mar 5, 2005
On 05/03/2005 1:54 AM Laura K spoke:
Bob wrote in news:d0bac2$8et$:

I’m trying to copy a bitmap image from photoshop to illustrator and the colour in illustrator of the image is changes.
It is CMYK colour in both photoshop and illustrator.
I expected the CMYK values to be the same in both applications.

How is the color changing?
Are the values the same? Check and see.
As long as the values are correct, how it looks on the computer screen doesn’t matter for CMYK. The cyan plate prints cyan, the black prints black, etc.

The values changed after I pasted the image from Photo shop to Illustrator. The colors were correct when I saved the file in Photo shop and opened it in Illustrator.
It was only copying to the clipboard that changed the color values.
LK
Laura K
Mar 6, 2005
Bob wrote in news:d0dgu2$kc2$:

The values changed after I pasted the image from Photo shop to Illustrator. The colors were correct when I saved the file in Photo shop and opened it in Illustrator.
It was only copying to the clipboard that changed the color values.

That’s not the way to do it. Save it in Photoshop as a .psd file and then use File>place to put it in an Illustrator file.

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