Reply To: Convert images to CMYK

In my experience most companies will have in their library a CMYK version of their logo for 4 colour printing, a spot version for when it’s appropriate and an RGB one for web, Word and Powerpoint templates. The brand manager will just throw them at you when you request them and its up to you to use them appropriately. If an artworker has got the idea that an RGB workflow is AOK, then there’s no reason why she wouldn’t pick up the RGB version and then convert it, which will lead to an awkward conversation when the prints are delivered.

After a few years doing this and nearly daily excursions to this site and Lynda I’m pretty sure I would walk off a bridge if David or Anne-Marie told me to, so I think it’s important that novice users don’t get the wrong ideas!