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Re: Drop shadows and gradients create a delineated color shift onpress

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From: Heather Bell
Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 19:11
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They couldn't take a PDF, or was the color shift showing up in your PDF as well? It sounds like opposing color spaces to me, ie, placed photoshop files RGB with InDesign workspace CMYK, or the opposite.
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Subject: Re: Drop shadows  and gradients create a
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