Why do colors picked by Affinity Publisher different than the same by Adobe Indesign?

[Ton Hoeksma]

I got the CYMK and RGB hex values from an experienced Adobe Indesign use for use in Affinity, so that the colors in the pictures would be similar.

But now I 'm making the images, the values I use do not make the colors appearing equal.

I don't know how to change that because the blue color in a logo appears different.

 

Examples can be seen here: https://www.myeasychannel-services.nl/feedmanager/vlechtmuseum/feedmanager/feedmanage.php

 

The values should be CMYK 100-87-7-1 or RGB hex 33338c for the blue background and CYMK 0-90-86-0 or RGB hex c83f37

 

Please help

With regards,

Ton Hoeksma

[Alfred]

46 minutes ago, Ton Hoeksma said:

Examples can be seen here: https://www.myeasychannel-services.nl/feedmanager/vlechtmuseum/feedmanager/feedmanage.php

I get

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when I visit that page. Can’t you attach sample images to a post in this forum thread?

[Ton Hoeksma]

51 minutes ago, Ton Hoeksma said:

I got the CYMK and RGB hex values from an experienced Adobe Indesign use for use in Affinity, so that the colors in the pictures would be similar.

But now I 'm making the images, the values I use do not make the colors appearing equal.

I don't know how to change that because the blue color in a logo appears different.

 

Examples can be seen here: https://www.myeasychannel-services.nl/feedmanager/vlechtmuseum/feedmanager/litevideo.php

 

RGB hex 33338c for the blue background and CYMK 0-90-86-0 or RGB hex c83f37

 

Please help

With regards,

Ton Hoeksma

 

[walt.farrell]

57 minutes ago, Ton Hoeksma said:

I got the CYMK and RGB hex values from an experienced Adobe Indesign use for use in Affinity, so that the colors in the pictures would be similar.

The values used for conversion between CMYK and RGB will depend on the color profiles you've chosen. Simply asking someone for values isn't good enough; you would need to use the same color profiles they used.

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Also, you didn't say anything new in your second post (just above this one). You only quoted your original post.

[Circulus]

vs

[David in Яuislip]

In both cases, top is #33338c bottom is #c83f37. For CMYK you need the paper profile as Walt wrote above

[v_kyr]

2 hours ago, Ton Hoeksma said:

Examples can be seen here: https://www.myeasychannel-services.nl/feedmanager/vlechtmuseum/feedmanager/feedmanage.php

The values should be CMYK 100-87-7-1 or RGB hex 33338c for the blue background and CYMK 0-90-86-0 or RGB hex c83f37

Not sure what I should see there at all, as none of those colors are used there?

You have to be more precise about where and what to inspect there as an example!

[Circulus]

@Ton Hoeksma

Misschien kun je beter de foto's van de pagina's hier uploaden want de andere members schijnen niet door te hebben dat je een link naar een slideshow hebt gepost.

[Circulus]

For those looking at this thread, the images are found here on this link;
https://www.myeasychannel-services.nl/feedmanager/vlechtmuseum/feedmanager/litevideo.php

[Ton Hoeksma]

Thanks all

[Alfred]

On 6/26/2023 at 1:28 PM, Return said:

For those looking at this thread, the images are found here on this link;
https://www.myeasychannel-services.nl/feedmanager/vlechtmuseum/feedmanager/litevideo.php

Thanks for the link.

[Ton Hoeksma]

Problem solved!

Thanks for everyone who shared their thoughts and/or solutions

With regards

Ton

[walt.farrell]

9 minutes ago, Ton Hoeksma said:

Problem solved!

Can you summarize the solution for us, so we know for future reference?

[Ton Hoeksma]

I took the original IDML-file and changed the background by adding a new rectangle tool and filled it with the most appropriate color (similar). Then export with the Adobe 1998 color profile. After uploading the file it seemed to me that the colors are similar between the slides.