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Issue with RGB and CMYK

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GrafikVibz Posted messages 181 Status Member -  
GrafikVibz Posted messages 181 Status Member -
Hello,

A little while ago, I created a poster in Photoshop,
I completely forgot to check the image profiles before starting the job.
It was only yesterday that I realized the images were in RGB.
But the poster is in CMYK.
My question is whether there are risks of having issues with printing
Do I have to start all over again??

Thanks for your quick response!!

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    contrariness Posted messages 17905 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   6 244
     
    If you created your image in Photoshop, you just need to change the color mode... menu "image / Mode / CMYK color"....

    If you have already sent it, inform the service provider that your image is in RGB and hope that they will agree to convert it.... generally, this is the case..
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    1. GrafikVibz Posted messages 181 Status Member 8
       
      Thank you for your response. Contrariness, it's nice to see you again.

      Wait, let me explain. The document I'm working on is in CMYK. Once created, I started integrating images in RGB. When the work was done, I realized on Bridge that the images were in RGB, but the document itself is in CMYK.

      When I go to Mode/Color... the document is in CMYK, 8 bits/channel.

      Otherwise, how do I change the color mode of one of the images in the document separately?
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  2. contrariness Posted messages 17905 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   6 244
     
    It's the final document that matters...

    If your final document is in CMYK, your imports have been converted... (by opening the imported image separately, you should see the color difference due to the conversion)... if they are links, they will be converted when you export your file.
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    1. GrafikVibz Posted messages 181 Status Member 8
       
      Oh, I see

      Thank you very much!
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