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16. How do I get a grayscale image in a CMYK document?

 

Grayscale images that are converted to

CMYK will have a color shift in the final

print. That shift may be green or yellow.

 

 

 

Always check the CMYK values of your

grayscale in the final CMYK document. If

there are other values other than K in your

grayscale image, there is a chance that the

color will vary.

 

To eliminate all values other than K, use

your Channel Mixer (adjustment layer) in

Photoshop, then click "Monochrome" and

adjust accordingly.

 

 

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