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the correspondance of CMJN ,the pantone 5493 is differante in photoshop5.5 to psp7 why?
the must is in psp5.5
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bhilton665
Apr 16, 2004
From: "tele2"

the correspondance of CMJN ,the pantone 5493 is differante in photoshop5.5 to psp7 why?
the must is in psp5.5

I think this is due to the different way the two versions manage color. In V
5.5 Photoshop used your monitor ICM profile as the default ‘working space’ but
this was changed with V6 and later versions, where an abstract space (ie, a non-device specific space) is used for the working space. By default sRGB is used unless you changed it to something else, like AdobeRGB. So even though the numbers in an image file or Pantone sample are the same they could look different to your monitor because of this.

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tele2
Apr 17, 2004
no
l ‘m change in abodeRGB but the convertion is the same
exemple : pantone 5493 in C=58 M=28 J=31 N= 1
the real color is C=43 M=0 J=14 N= 21
in photoshop v5.5 ,the color is real but in V7 is bad color tank bill
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Matti Vuori
Apr 17, 2004
"tele2" wrote in
news:v4Wfc.38443$:
the correspondance of CMJN ,the pantone 5493 is differante in photoshop5.5 to psp7 why?

Probably because Pantone made some changes to the colors a couple of years ago.

You should’t call PS 7 PSP, as this is used for PaintShop Pro…

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Brian
Apr 19, 2004
Pantone changed many of their CMYK formulae a couple years back… you should never use Pantone spot colors to spec CMYK output… also, there are always multiple CMYK values that will print *exactly* the same, so the difference may not matter.
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Chris Cox
Apr 25, 2004
Because Pantone changed their paper stock and some ink mixes back in 2000.

The colors in v7 are also much more accurate.

And, it will depend a bit on what color book you’re actually using (Solid Coated, Solid in Process, etc.).

Chris

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the correspondance of CMJN ,the pantone 5493 is differante in photoshop5.5 to psp7 why?
the must is in psp5.5
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mohamed_al_dabbagh
Apr 26, 2004
"tele2" …
the correspondance of CMJN ,the pantone 5493 is differante in photoshop5.5 to psp7 why?
the must is in psp5.5

Hi,

I referred to Pantone knowledge base and found some interesting answer for a good question that may contribute in giving an idea about the difference in Pantone designations, and why sometimes we suffer variations:

QUOTE:

Dfference between C, CV, CVC and CVU

Question
Please tell me what the difference is between the PANTONE C, CV and CVC. We are working on MAC computers and when we ask for a conversion to CMYK, we get different process values for each of these. Thank you.

Answer
"CV" = computer video. This designation is used to denote that a color is an electronic simulation of a PANTONE Color. It is used in software applications that license PANTONE Colors, e.g., Adobe Illustrator, FreeHand, QuarkXPress, Adobe Photoshop, etc.

"CVC" = computer video, coated paper. This denotes electronic simulation of the color specifically as it appears on coated paper; "CVU" does the same on uncoated paper.

Please note that, going forward, all software application programs that support PANTONE Colors will be utilizing suffix designations that are exactly consistent with the PANTONE Publications. Following is a list of designations that will be in use:

C = coated paper
U = uncoated paper
M = matte coated paper
PC = process simulation, coated paper (PANTONE solid to process library only)

The above designations are currently used in the following application programs:

Adobe Photoshop 7
Adobe Illustrator 10
QuarkXPress 5
CorelDRAW 11

Earlier versions may use different designations for the PANTONE Colors, and will likely contain older PANTONE Libraries with different CMYK simulation values.

Thank you for using AskPantone.com.

UNQUOTE.

Mohamed Al-Dabbagh
Senior Graphic Designer
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bhilton665
Apr 26, 2004
That was a very useful post, thanks for the info Mohamed!

"tele2" wrote

the correspondance of CMJN ,the pantone 5493 is differante in photoshop5.5 to psp7 why? the must is in psp5.5

From: (Mohamed Al-Dabbagh)

Hi,

I referred to Pantone knowledge base and found some interesting answer for a good question that may contribute in giving an idea about the difference in Pantone designations, and why sometimes we suffer variations:

QUOTE:

Dfference between C, CV, CVC and CVU

Question
Please tell me what the difference is between the PANTONE C, CV and CVC. We are working on MAC computers and when we ask for a conversion to CMYK, we get different process values for each of these. Thank you.
Answer
"CV" = computer video. This designation is used to denote that a color is an electronic simulation of a PANTONE Color. It is used in software applications that license PANTONE Colors, e.g., Adobe Illustrator, FreeHand, QuarkXPress, Adobe Photoshop, etc.

"CVC" = computer video, coated paper. This denotes electronic simulation of the color specifically as it appears on coated paper; "CVU" does the same on uncoated paper.

Please note that, going forward, all software application programs that support PANTONE Colors will be utilizing suffix designations that are exactly consistent with the PANTONE Publications. Following is a list of designations that will be in use:

C = coated paper
U = uncoated paper
M = matte coated paper
PC = process simulation, coated paper (PANTONE solid to process library only)

The above designations are currently used in the following application programs:

Adobe Photoshop 7
Adobe Illustrator 10
QuarkXPress 5
CorelDRAW 11

Earlier versions may use different designations for the PANTONE Colors, and will likely contain older PANTONE Libraries with different CMYK simulation values.

Thank you for using AskPantone.com.

UNQUOTE.

Mohamed Al-Dabbagh
Senior Graphic Designer

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