Hello,

I have 2 EPS files. Opening them in Photoshop gives me the same CMYK values 
for
a certain background colour. When printing both , i get 2 different values.
How can I see there is a profile embedded in the EPS file.
or what can be the reason for the difference?
Any idea , please give me some hints.


Steed

>I have 2 EPS files. Opening them in Photoshop gives me the same CMYK values
>for
>a certain background colour. When printing both , i get 2 different values.
>How can I see there is a profile embedded in the EPS file.
>or what can be the reason for the difference?

This may be the result of an embedded curve or a profile issue.

Open each EPS and do a Save As. Make sure that you are not saving a profile.
 In
the EPS options dialog, make sure that "halftone screen," "transfer function
,"
and "PostScript Color Management" are turned OFF.

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