tiff and duotones & monotones

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Dan_Macleod
May 17, 2007
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Hi

I’ve always used cmyk tifs for pictures in my print artwork.

I am now producing artwork for a 2 colour job and I have duotoned the image which is appearing in the artwork accordingly, but…

I don’t seem to be able to save a duotone (or monotone for that matter) as a tif in Photoshop? Does anyone know how I get a doutoned image into tiff format for print? Do I have to convert it back to cmyk – (but it’s only a two colour job! Black + PMS 194) I’m confused!

Many thanks for any help…
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Bob Levine
May 17, 2007
How is this image going to be used? For InDesign just save as PSD and place that.

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bilglas
May 18, 2007
I agree with Bob … hopefully you can use PSD. Alternatively, you can save the duotone photo as a Photoshop EPS file, but my instincts say you’re safer with PSD. There are circumstances where EPS files don’t work well; however, I don’t know what those circumstances are. I’m no guru … just an end-user.

As far as I’m aware, you can’t save a duotone as a TIF.

bilglas

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Hi

I’ve always used cmyk tifs for pictures in my print artwork.
I am now producing artwork for a 2 colour job and I have duotoned the image which is appearing in the artwork accordingly, but…
I don’t seem to be able to save a duotone (or monotone for that matter) as a tif in Photoshop? Does anyone know how I get a doutoned image into tiff format for print? Do I have to convert it back to cmyk – (but it’s only a two colour job! Black + PMS 194) I’m confused!

Many thanks for any help…
DM
Dan_Macleod
May 18, 2007
Thanks – I have solved this – apparantly you can’t have monotone tiffs so it was saved an eps and then placed.

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