Hi!
Thanks in advance for the help...
Lately our licensors have been sending more and more artwork assets that are in Multichannel mode with spot colour separations and i need to be able to convert it to other formats.
This is great when we send finished art to our suppliers but I need to be able to manipulate the art to suit the product. Especially if i need to add the art as a layer in Illustrator or if i need to convert it to CMYK for hard goods...
I've looked up how to convert channels to layers but it doesnt seem to work with these files. It's as if the file has been locked or something. For example, in the layers palette, there is a single locked black layer that is completely uneditable. I cant unlock it, I cant convert it etc - if i right click on it i have no clickable options. Cant even ad a new layer...
I've tried to convert the image mode to CMYK and even RGB but it changes the colours for some reason, rendering the artwork useless.
I can do a screenshot of the image of course but obviously it's not high-res enough...
So - Im hoping a guru can offer some guidance as to how to make this work
Cheers!
Jason
Melbourne
Thanks in advance for the help...
Lately our licensors have been sending more and more artwork assets that are in Multichannel mode with spot colour separations and i need to be able to convert it to other formats.
This is great when we send finished art to our suppliers but I need to be able to manipulate the art to suit the product. Especially if i need to add the art as a layer in Illustrator or if i need to convert it to CMYK for hard goods...
I've looked up how to convert channels to layers but it doesnt seem to work with these files. It's as if the file has been locked or something. For example, in the layers palette, there is a single locked black layer that is completely uneditable. I cant unlock it, I cant convert it etc - if i right click on it i have no clickable options. Cant even ad a new layer...
I've tried to convert the image mode to CMYK and even RGB but it changes the colours for some reason, rendering the artwork useless.
I can do a screenshot of the image of course but obviously it's not high-res enough...
So - Im hoping a guru can offer some guidance as to how to make this work
Cheers!
Jason
Melbourne