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Scribus #
print professionals (paging
@raghukamath because you seem to be very knowledable ^__^). Got some #
Inkscape illustrations (so (s?)RGB) printed via Scribus and some of it is very saturated / dark, so I'm getting into #
CMYK #
printer #
profiles again (cont. in next toot.)
jfml - Jonas Laugs
•David Revoy
•My own experience with Scribus: don't trust it for converting colorspace of RGB bitmaps at export time. It's really buggy and has invisible exceptions (at least it had when I made my books, I don't think it changed much in between). Feed it directly with pre-converted CMYK tiff.
(edit: I'm offtopic here: my mistake, this is my experience with raster images (I'm biased! 😆 ), the topic is about vector SVGs imported in Scribus, jfml told me in a reply.)
@raghukamath
jfml - Jonas Laugs
•David Revoy
•Oh, vector! Of course. Sorry, I was (biased!) focusing on raster bitmap. Of course, don't rasterize your vector, you'll lose in quality.
I remember all colors in the color palette have to be changed manually in Scribus to CMYK slots (so better to not have a design with too many or it can be a pain). That's what I did for the vector FSF35 years teeshirt (4 colors). I used this documentation https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/How_to_set_CMYK_color_on_a_design_for_printing mainly as far I remember.
@raghukamath
How to set CMYK color on a design for printing - Fedora Project Wiki
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