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Just design in black. Don't design in PMS in Photoshop unless you know how.
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The image was prepared in PS...mode->grayscale. Did I mention using PMS in PS? I don't think I did.
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Don't design in PS if you have Indesign.
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As I said, I'm designing my business cards in ID. I edited the photo in Photoshop, before placing in ID, which I believe is general practice. The clue is in the name, if you look hard enough (hint,
photoshop).
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And stop making it so hugely difficult for yourself. One color is ONE COLOR!
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Thanks for that profound advise.
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Don't tell me it looks good on the screen (rgb 72dpi ALWAYS!).
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I mean the image shows okay on the screen, as opposed to being very dark. I'm talking about an extreme change in tonal range -- nothing to do with resolution. And yes, I am aware that a monitor shows colour in RGB. Thank you for being so patronising. By the way, DPI is a printing term - dots, not pixels, per inch, and so is not related to screen resolution. Just a note for future use.
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Stop being fancy and figure it out. It's ONE COLOR!
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Again...amazing advice there. Where do you get all this knowledge from?
I suggest you think about what you write before posting it -- and actually
reading my post beforehand would be pretty good too.
Like they say, if you have nothing useful to say, don't say anything.
