Adobe photoshop cs2 Benutzerhandbuch

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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2

User Guide

Pantone 7453 C

Each color channel printed as a separate page

Note: If you are printing an image from another application and want to print spot channels to spot color plates, you
must first save the file in DCS 2.0 format. DCS 2.0 preserves spot channels. This format is supported by applications such
as Adobe InDesign and QuarkXPress.

To print separations from Photoshop

Make sure that your document is in CMYK Color or Multichannel mode, and then choose File > Print With

Preview.

Select More Options (it is already selected if Fewer Options is displayed), and choose Color Management from the

pop-up menu.

Choose Separations from the Color Handling pop-up menu.

Note: Depending on the designated printer and printer drivers on your computer, these options may also appear in the
Print dialog box (for setting printer options). In Windows, click the Properties button to access the printer driver options;
in Mac OS, use the pop-up menu in the second Print dialog box that appears.

Click Print. Separations are printed for each of the colors in the image.

To prepare an image with spot channels for printing from another application

If the image is a duotone, convert it to Multichannel color mode.

Save the image in DCS 2.0 format.

In the DCS 2.0 Format dialog box, deselect the Include Halftone Screen and the Include Transfer Function

options.

Open or import the image in Photoshop, and set your screen angles. Make sure that you’ve communicated to the

printer the spot color you want for each of the color plates.

Note: You can place a PSD file containing spot colors directly in InDesign without special preparation.