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October 12, 2017 at 12:23 pm #98838
David Blatner
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Black point compensation means “make the darkest black in the source space also the darkest black in the target space.” If it is off, then you might not get as dark black as you expect/want. So yes, generally I think you do want this turned on.

I believe it is turned on by default for InDesign conversions.

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