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Specifying working spaces for unmanaged colors, Specifying a color management engine
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Adobe Acrobat Help Using Help | Contents | Index Managing Color in Acrobat Back 236 Emulate Photoshop 4 Emulates the color workflow used by the Mac OS version of Adobe Photoshop 4.0 and earlier. Photoshop 5 Default Spaces The default color settings in Photoshop 5.0 The values for the color management engine and the RGB, CMYK, and Grayscale working spaces vary with the Settings value. If you edit any of these settings, your Settings selection reverts to Custom. Note: These settings apply to any color spaces in a PDF file that are not color managed, and they remain in effect until you change them again. Acrobat uses the profiles and color management system information from the color settings file to convert only unmanaged color in the document for display and printing. Specifying working spaces for unmanaged colors In a color-managed workflow, each color mode must have a working space profile associated with it. Acrobat ships with a standard set of CMYK, RGB, and Grayscale profiles that have been recommended and tested by Adobe Systems for most color management workflows. By default, only these profiles appear in the working space menus. Note the following for Grayscale working space profiles: • You can specify a Grayscale working space profile that is based on the characteristics of a particular dot gain. Dot gain occurs when a printer's halftone dots change as the ink spreads and is absorbed by paper. Dot gain is the amount by which the expected dot increases or decreases. For example, a 50% halftone screen may produce an actual density of 60% on the printed page, exhibiting a dot gain of 10%.The Dot Gain 10% option represents the color space that reflects the grayscale characteristics of this particular dot gain. Proof (no dot gain), and printed image (with dot gain) • You can also specify a Grayscale working space profile that is based on the characteristics of a particular gamma. A monitor's gamma setting determines the brightness of midtones displayed by the monitor. Gray Gamma 1.8 matches the default grayscale display of Mac OS computers and is also the default grayscale space for Photoshop 4.0 and earlier. Gray Gamma 2.2 matches the default grayscale display of Windows computers. Specifying a color management engine The color management engine specifies the system and color-matching method used to convert colors between color spaces. Acrobat uses industry-standard color management engines: • Adobe (ACE), which uses the Adobe color management system and color engine.This is the default setting for most preset color configurations. Using Help | Contents | Index Back 236