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(It does not matter, which RGB profile is specified in Preferences > Color so even if AdobeRGB is chosen here, the CMYK gamut seems to be limited to sRGB). In Affinity apps a document that has CMYK document color mode shows all RGB definitions within the gamut of the target color space, and also narrows down the CMYK gamut to underlying (s)RGB. All colors are here narrowed down to sRGB because of the forum, but the screenshot is taken on a wide-gamut display.Īdobe apps can use dual color mode disregarding the document primary color mode so that RGB definitions are shown by using the defined document RGB profile, and CMYK color space is not arbitrarily narrowed down to sRGB but shows CMYK colors without clipping (as can be seen especially in cyan tones).
The rightmost Illustrator window shows a CMYK document with primaries and their equivalent RGB values as displayed in Illustrator (otherwise identical conversions but K100 is converted slightly differently). The window in the middle shows these color values in a Publisher RGB document using Adobe RGB profile.
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The leftmost window represents a Publisher CMYK document (with ISO Coated 300 v2) showing the sRGB conversions of the CMYK primaries as displayed in Affinity.
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output colors (values) via pdf export are correct, but are apparently truncated down to srgb Is there a way to make affinity display what adobe displays? or has someone an idea what went wrong on my end, if that is not to be expected behavior?īut you can quite easily pinpoint 100% cyan as such in adobe, and not even close in affinity.
if you set the simulation profile to a wide gamut rgb (photo rgb, argb, you name it) on a wide gamut display you should see what i see. I also included the first screenshot as pdf in argb in case the board dismissed the color profile or whatever. In an srgb document with srgb color values illustrator and designer show the same colors. The 2nd screenshot shows the exact same, except for adobe acrobat having simulation profile switched from ECI 300% to srgb, and its the exact same color affinity designer shows. Top right is adobe illustrator in ECI 300% CMYK with 100% cyan and it looks good.īottom right is adobe acrobat showing actual print files in ECI 300% CMYK with 100% cyan (file created in affinity) and color proofing shows something close to illustrator - in wide gamut its very close visually. Top left is affinity designer in an ECI 300% CMYK document and it looks awful - the color is just miles off.īottom left is affinity designer in an argb document with 100% cyan and it looks ok. The screenshots show how different apps display 100% cyan. anyway, the differences should be clearly visible in srgb, too! The files below are jpgs in argb, but maybe the upload to the board broke them - im also new to the wide gamut thing.
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i just never stumbled over this drastic difference in color rendition between affinity and adobe.Īcer predator xb323U (10 bit, 100% argb) calibrated and profiled for srgb gamma response via displaycal + spyder5, but the monitor is not a professional display with hardware calibration support. I have cross checked srgb vs srgb content with an old calibrated 8bit srgb monitor vs my wide gamut one and photos and web in itself looks very close in a color managed environment.
are there some hidden settings for affinity to control display color space? did something break? did i screw up the monitor setup? in an affinity cmyk document 100% cyan looks like desaturated sky / baby blue, but if i create an argb instead of a cmyk document in affinity cyan begins popping, just like in acrobat, illustrator and photoshop, but these do it even within a cmyk document.Īt this point i dont know what exactly is going on and im trying to make sense of it.
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output colors (values) via pdf export are correct, but are apparently truncated down to srgb(?) for display output on my wide color gamut monitor (100% argb color space) which greatly shifts blue and green colors from the "real" cmyk colors that should and can be somewhat displayed in wide gamut, and adobe software does just that. of course its not the "real thing" as cmyk is cmyk, but you can quite easily pinpoint 100% cyan as such in adobe, and not even close in affinity. Im having issues with the cmyk color reproduction in affinity suite while adobe software (photoshop, illustrator, acrobat) shows quite accurate cmyk colors.
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