Achieving bright, vibrant colors using CMYK...

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1. Ali Abdullah
   

   Hi There, ts trial and error with your color. Ususally, if its printer ok, you will get the right color when you convert, or at least close. Because YOUR COLOR IS NOT PRINT WORTHY (and I say this in caps not to be mean, but to warn you might not get the print results you desire), you aren't getting a close replacement. Try this combo: 100c 0m 0y 0k. Thats pretty colose to what you were looking at. Definatly have a proof done to see what the printer will do. Thanks

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2. Ragdoll
   

   I'm not really sure what you're looking to do but some colors can't be done with CMYK. Because CMYK works on printed paper you won't get the same lustre as you get on the screen. I hope that makes sense.

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