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 Post subject: Colour difference in pdf
PostPosted: Tue Nov 03, 2015 3:11 pm  (#1) 
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Hey everyone, I have a pdf I have exported and need to send it off to print. The problem is that when I preview it with Acrobat reader or Mac Preview, the colours are really different :O The colours look more correct in Acrobat, but how do I know which program is showing them how they will print??

Heres the comparison, left one is Acrobat:

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Any help would be great :gaah


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 Post subject: Re: Colour difference in pdf
PostPosted: Tue Nov 03, 2015 4:40 pm  (#2) 
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dimm wrote:
Hey everyone, I have a pdf I have exported and need to send it off to print. The problem is that when I preview it with Acrobat reader or Mac Preview, the colours are really different :O The colours look more correct in Acrobat, but how do I know which program is showing them how they will print??

Heres the comparison, left one is Acrobat:

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Any help would be great :gaah
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 Post subject: Re: Colour difference in pdf
PostPosted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 2:34 pm  (#3) 
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Hey Odinbc, thanks for replying. it says this on the printers website:

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Large-format printing 70-150 dpi, small-format printing 300 dpi as PDF X3 - 2003 with colour profile ISO Coated v2 (ECI) and a scale of 1:1 incl. bleed. (Floor stickers)


Can I export to this format from Gimp? :roll: Sorry I'm quite new to print stuff.


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