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Hi, not sure if this is a error but it seems to be i have tested this on several different mac computers with different versions of photoshop so im not sure.
I am designing a colour advert which i am going to convert to greyscale as its for a newspaper advert. In cmyk all of the black text text is 100% black and the photos are colour. When i convert the file to greyscale and test it using the eyedrop, it it show that the black in made out of cmyk and not just black which i thought it should be as its greyscale
I then put the file in indesign and had a look at the file in seperation and it showed that the black was 91% of black. so i dont know how to correct this as if you state you want 100% black surly thats what you should get??????????????
hope you can help as i can not think of a soluction
thanks
Tim
I am designing a colour advert which i am going to convert to greyscale as its for a newspaper advert. In cmyk all of the black text text is 100% black and the photos are colour. When i convert the file to greyscale and test it using the eyedrop, it it show that the black in made out of cmyk and not just black which i thought it should be as its greyscale
I then put the file in indesign and had a look at the file in seperation and it showed that the black was 91% of black. so i dont know how to correct this as if you state you want 100% black surly thats what you should get??????????????
hope you can help as i can not think of a soluction
thanks
Tim
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