Re: Duotone – EPS

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edjh
Sep 27, 2005
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Valérie wrote:
Hello everyone,

When I import in InDesign a picture saved in duotone and EPS in Photoshop, it brings a new swatch with a CMYK color mode, instead of the pantone spot color. My document will be printed in 2 colors so this CMYK mode is a real problem.

Any idea? Help please!

Thank you,

Valerie

If you reopen the eps in Photoshop, what mode is it in? Are you sure you didn’t somehow convert to CMYK?
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edjh
Sep 27, 2005
Valérie wrote:
Hello and thank yu for trying to help me. I am really getting desperate.
If I reopen it in Photoshop, the mode is duotone.

Actually all I did was to put my picture in grayscale mode, then in duotone mode.
I chose 2 pantone colors and saved in EPS. I even tried to save in DCS (as it says
in Photoshop help) with no best result. Once in InDesign, it says my color is a spot one,
but the mode is CMYK.
Where are you seeing this CMYK mode? Are no Pantone swatches added? What happens if you select all unused and delete them?
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Tacit
Sep 27, 2005
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Sep 27, 2005
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