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  1. piovasco
    Hi guys. For test purposes, I set up a extremely simple CMYK Publisher document (Fogra 39 profile). I simply drew a vector object (a "donut") and rasterized it within the document. I then exported the pdf with the option "ready to print". Adobe Acrobat DC's output preview correctly detects transparency, and shows a "Transparency blending color space: sRGB IEC61966-2.1" despite of the CMYK color space. Is this normal? Thank you in advance for your time. Attached are the files I used for the test. files.zip
  2. Maciek Blaźniak
    This one is critical bug. All elements that are rasterized during export to pdf (with the option "rasterise: unsupported properties" checked) have an ICC profile attached, despite the option "embed profiles" being unchecked. I have not found a workaround for this problem, except for editing the objects affected. EDIT: I'll also add that the same bug affects embedded external files.
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