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Converting from RGB to CMYK with ICC profile


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Hello

 

Just purchased AP as a quick & unbloated alternative to PS (stupid cloud).

 

I work as a print designer and something I use to do a lot in PS was converting images from RGB to CMYK with a specific colour profile (eg: sRGB -> ISO coated 300%). 

 

However, if I choose "document -> Convert ICC Profile" in AP I only see RGB-profiles (and no rendering options).

 

I can convert of course with "document -> Colour Format", but that doesn't give me any options on how I want to convert my images…

 

Am I missing something?

 

kind regards,

 

Benjamin

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Just checked and you are not missing anything.

 

Another thing I noticed while investigating is that while PS allows 16bit CMYK, Photo doesn't.

 

I know there is an ongoing debate about 8 vs 16 bit but for master files, I figure it's best to have the most data to work with as you can.

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