Finished my first piece in Clip Studio Paint. A cover. I output it from CSP to a CMYK tiff. Then, I compared to outputting from Photoshop. I have to say, I don't like what CSP does for outputting CMYK, unless I'm doing it wrong. The blacks don't have 100% K, which is unacceptable. 1/2
Apparently PS now adds an identifier in the metadata which tells Instagram to tag outputs as AI. According to a random discussion I’ve just seen elsewhere. I have not tested it.
No clue. I noticed a friend’s photos were tagged AI, which seemed weird as I was there and they weren’t, so I was noodling around asking why and tripped over the discussion. Literally ten minutes ago.
Yeah so I've seen. As I understand it, it happens if you use generative fill or content-aware delete, which most people don't understand as the same thing as stuff like mid-journey (even though I guess it is a much less resource-heavy cousin). I haven't experimented to see if that's the case.
I spent I don't know how long creating the DC colour pallette in Clip only to go back and realize 25C 25Y 40M 0K was now some random mess like 32C 22Y 38M and 2K.
I used to be so careful to never get any K in my colours, so that was something I had to let go or go mad.
Don't worry about that. That's a whole lot of wasted worrying. Because k tones *used to* print like shit, we all had it trained into us to avoid them, but that's just not the case anymore. If you set up color conversion okay, it'll look great.
I'm going to post a thread now, so check it out.
When I imported my color swatches from PS, they were all perfect 10% yellow, 20% yellow, etc, nice round numbers. CSP muddied them up ever so slightly and made some weird numbers. So, yeah, I dig. Ultimately, it doesn't matter though. I'm coloring in RGB, not CMYK.
