Print Color Changes when placed in CLO

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patrickmccabe

• 31 de agosto de 2020 17:58

I am having an issue when I place fabric prints as TIFFs or JPEGs into CLO the color appears dramatically different than in Photoshop or Illustrator.  This problem seems to be somewhat random - it doesn't affect every print, but it does affect the same prints every time.  I've tried adjusting color settings in the Photoshop and Illustrator, but that doesn't seem to help.  Any guidance you can give would be appreciated.  

I have attached the below screen shot to show how much the color is changing. The stripe on the left is the original TIFF and the right is how it appears in CLO. 

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• lucas.yolaine.pro

  • 31 de agosto de 2020 19:25

  Hello, 

   

  I would say that the problem comes from your color profil, are you saving in RGB or CMJN ? 

  Second, Maybe you have some HDR light, if it is the case, maybe the light is Lightning your colors. 

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• patrickmccabe

  • 1 de setembro de 2020 14:36

  Hi, 

  I have been saving in Adobe RGB (1998), but have also had the same issues when saving under other RGB profiles.  This problem appears in both the 3D and 2D window before rendering, but the color remains off after rendering. The HDR Light on the render is the default Studio.hdr option.  

  Thanks.

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• pablo.quintana

  • 1 de setembro de 2020 23:44

  Check this post:

  https://support.clo3d.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360049101334-Differences-in-rendered-images-for-different-colors-

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• odellinfashion

  • 12 de agosto de 2021 07:30

  Did this ever get resolved? 

  I am having the same problem for years with Clo. 

  I bring a print in from Illustrator (with tagged Adobe 1998 RGB) and Clo totally screws the colour in the 2D pattern window - and consequently, the render (yes in Linear mode). 

  It does not matter if I bring in the illustrator file as a texture, or a tagged PNG as texture (I've also tried bringing in an sRGB tagged PNG) - CLO still completely messes up my colours. 

  At this point, CLO is useless for all print design application. It simply does not respect the original artwork colours. 

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