Adjusting overlapping spot colors
To prevent overlapping spot colors from either printing over or knocking out the underlying spot color, remove one of the spot colors where they overlap.
Use a printed sample of the overprinted inks to adjust your screen display to help you predict how colors will look when printed.
Note: In some cases, such as varnish and bump plates, you may want colors to overprint. To adjust overlapping spot colors:
1 In the Channels palette, select the spot channel with the color you want to print.
2 Choose Select > Load Selection.
To quickly select an image in a channel, hold down Ctrl (Windows) or Command (Mac OS), and click the channel in the Channels palette.
Understanding Adobe Photoshop Features You Will Use
Adobe Photoshop can be a complex tool only because you can do so much with it, however for in this video series, we're going to keep it as simple as possible. In fact, in this video you'll see an overview of the few tools and Adobe Photoshop features we will use. When you see this video, you'll see how you can do so much with so few features, but you'll learn how to use them in depth in the future videos.
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