We accept RGB, CMYK, or vector files with Pantone named color equally well. Unlike many large format printers, we work best with Pantone colors that are not converted to RGB or CMYK, but instead are left as the named Pantone colors.
If you're in the process of creating a file, RGB and or Pantone named colors are the best choices. These will allow you to take full advantage of the color gamut our systems have to offer. If you like to work in an RGB space other than sRGB, let us know so we're sure to handle your job correctly.
If the file already exists as CMYK, do not convert it to RGB. It is better left alone in the interest of minimizing the number of color conversions done in the overall workflow. Plus, to realize the potential benefit of RGB, the file must be created as RGB. Converting CMYK to RGB does not improve the color performance.
It is always best to embed the Working Space profile that the file is designed in. If there is no embedded profile, we'll assume it is either sRGB or US Web Coated SWOP CMYK. |