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I was asked to change a dozen RGB photos prepared in Photoshop CS to CMYK for offset printing. When I did this, however, the two photos which were predominantly blue came out looking washed out and, in one case, off color in a way I couldn’t correct using various Photoshop tools. One thing I noticed was that the histograms of the CMYK versions were almost flat while in the RGB versions they were spikey and covered much of the graph. Is there any way to resolve this problem? The other ten photos, incidentally, looked good.
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