Our team at transfersuperstars uses the same CMYK FOGRA39 profile while working with artwork. We ask our customers that are particular with color to create in the same profile so that the finished print will come out the same. This is of course if the customer has chosen the CMYK colors from our actual physical printed chart. (as shown in this video)
This is very great But what if i had multiple colours in the image and maybe one of the colours need 100 yellow but 50 red and the other colour needs 100red 40 blue how do I adjust my cmyk? Thanks
Adjusting colors is tricky, You should be using a physical color chart and choosing the colors from the printed chart. What you see on the monitor may be different from mine.
do you have a video on how to go ahead and prep art work to sent to yall, so we can get the most out of our bucks? high vibrant saturated colors? we're using photoshop
We have a podcast coming out that will cover this question but the main thing is to export your artwork already sized and trimmed to print at 300dpi. Vector images are the best. Always create artwork at CMYK to get the most accurate colors.
Could you please provide me with the link to download the color chart? I am interested in purchasing it but have been unable to locate it on your website.
Sorry about that. Here you go. Make sure you are using the physical chart more so than digital. You want to use the physical chart to choose your colors. www.transfersuperstars.com/products/22x12-color-swatch-printout?_pos=1&_psq=color&_ss=e&_v=1.0
Yes it is available to purchase, if you follow the video link on our website and submit your information, we'll draft up an order for just the color swatch. You might have to upload a dummy artwork file if it gives you a submission error.
We don't have the file available for free download. You would have to make the purchase from our website in order to get the digital file. We put time and effort into creating the color charts. Thank you for understanding.
This is the most helpful video you have on here. thank you !!
Glad it was helpful! Appreciate you!
You guys rock! Very helpful, as always:)
Our pleasure! Thanks fam!
Great video!
How come you use that specific CMYK colour profile and not one of the others?
Our team at transfersuperstars uses the same CMYK FOGRA39 profile while working with artwork. We ask our customers that are particular with color to create in the same profile so that the finished print will come out the same. This is of course if the customer has chosen the CMYK colors from our actual physical printed chart. (as shown in this video)
This is very great
But what if i had multiple colours in the image and maybe one of the colours need 100 yellow but 50 red and the other colour needs 100red 40 blue how do I adjust my cmyk? Thanks
Adjusting colors is tricky, You should be using a physical color chart and choosing the colors from the printed chart. What you see on the monitor may be different from mine.
This is a great question, I have the same , however I feel like the response you got didn’t answer this question at all😢
do you have a video on how to go ahead and prep art work to sent to yall, so we can get the most out of our bucks? high vibrant saturated colors? we're using photoshop
We have a podcast coming out that will cover this question but the main thing is to export your artwork already sized and trimmed to print at 300dpi. Vector images are the best. Always create artwork at CMYK to get the most accurate colors.
@@transfersuperstars Thanks so much for the fast reply..appreciate it
Sir my dtf machine i3200 do not match Pantone colour pls help?
You need to color calibrate your ICC profiles.
Could you please provide me with the link to download the color chart? I am interested in purchasing it but have been unable to locate it on your website.
Sorry about that. Here you go. Make sure you are using the physical chart more so than digital. You want to use the physical chart to choose your colors. www.transfersuperstars.com/products/22x12-color-swatch-printout?_pos=1&_psq=color&_ss=e&_v=1.0
but what about the rip software? does it not look at the image as RGB no matter what colorspace we use ?
Our rip converts RGB artwork to CMYK for printing. For optimum prints with closer color match, the artwork needs to be created in CMYK color profile.
Do you have just the color swatch sheet for sale on your website?
Yes it is available to purchase, if you follow the video link on our website and submit your information, we'll draft up an order for just the color swatch. You might have to upload a dummy artwork file if it gives you a submission error.
Where can I find that chart to download? I’d like to print it myself.
We don't have the file available for free download. You would have to make the purchase from our website in order to get the digital file. We put time and effort into creating the color charts. Thank you for understanding.
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