I was wondering if anyone had ever added magenta and yellow to make a rich black?

We have a 3 color process job (M, Y, K only) and if it made sense, could add some M and Y to the solid black to make it darker.

I apologize if this sounds ridiculous.

 

yes, you can. It will make it a warm black instead of a cool shade, but it does work well.

Just maintain an equal portion of magenta and yellow. The old 5,2,2 (or 5,3,3) rule for gray balance.

Quote from: mattbeals on February 11, 2015, 08:41:21 AMJust maintain an equal portion of magenta and yellow. The old 5,2,2 (or 5,3,3) rule for gray balance.

Fun fact: It's also a rule I've used for caucasian skin tone. Magenta and yellow values should always be close to each other in midtones. Works every time.

fun fact, haha

Fun Fact: we are running the black as dense black, no need to worry. We can all sleep tonight.

Sorry to waste time on this. We can all get back to work now.

 

Quote from: pspdfppdfx on February 11, 2015, 11:29:37 AMWe can all get back to work now.

blasphemy!!!
 

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Quote from: pspdfppdfx on February 11, 2015, 09:28:10 AMfun fact, haha

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