Just started using Illustrator again and I've got a quick

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2016-03-16 23:34:21 Post No. 261827
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Anonymous 2016-03-16 23:34:21 Post No. 261827 [Report]

Just started using Illustrator again and I've got a quick question:

I was trying to create multiple, differently colored traces of one image and turn those into an object, then export that object into another file (which I have open in another tab in Ill.). The problem is that for some reason, Illustrator changes the colors of those individual traces after moving them.

Does anybody have an idea how to fix that?

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Anonymous 2016-03-17 00:19:16 Post No.261829
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Anonymous 2016-03-17 00:19:16 Post No.261829 [Report]

Are you moving them between Illustrator files? I'd be double-checking what your colour settings are and making sure they're the same. Generally, if you're working in an RGB colourspace and moving into a CMYK colourspace, the colours may not appear as vibrant as they do in RGB because they'll be outside the colour's gammut range, and will instead look less saturated/duller.

Hopefully that makes sense!

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Anonymous 2016-03-17 00:32:38 Post No.261832
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Anonymous 2016-03-17 00:32:38 Post No.261832 [Report]

>>261829
perfect, I just had to change it to RGB. thank you so much!

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Anonymous 2016-03-17 00:41:16 Post No.261835
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Anonymous 2016-03-17 00:41:16 Post No.261835 [Report]

>>261832
No worries! Its an easy mistake to make and its even easier to fix. If you are planning on printing whatever it is you're working on though, your colours will be dull.

But if you're work is going to be online/digital, then its no worries!