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Free Lynda.com Video: InDesign Color Management

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If I asked you to name InDesign’s most important features for working with color, you’d probably say things like the Swatches panel, the Color Theme tool and panel, or maybe even CC Libraries. But if you need to be sure the color you get in your final output matches the color you intended, then you cannot ignore InDesign’s color management tools. Well, to be honest, I think most users really do ignore color management and just hope for the best. I don’t blame them. Color management is not a lot of fun, with its mysterious jargon of profiles, working spaces, engines, rendering intents, etc. And there’s the ominous threat of really screwing up a job if you don’t know what you’re doing.

That’s why David Blatner’s Lynda.com course, InDesign Insider Training: Color Management is such a valuable new resource. In the course, David demystifies the jargon and shows a straightforward 3-step process for ensuring consistent color in your work.

Among the free videos offered, is this one on working with document profiles in InDesign. Check it out!

The importance of document profiles


For Lynda.com members, if you are currently signed in to your account, you can also check out these videos from the series.

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Color Management Fundamentals

InDesign’s mysterious default Color Settings

Export color-managed PDF files

Editor in Chief of CreativePro. Instructor at LinkedIn Learning with courses on InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, GIMP, Inkscape, and Affinity Publisher. Co-author of The Photoshop Visual Quickstart Guide with Nigel French.
  • Damian says:

    I watched the first video “The importance of document
    profiles” but the rest will not play when clicked.

    Am I doing something wrong?

    Thank you

    • Mike Rankin says:

      Hi Damian-

      The first video is free but the other videos are for Lynda.com members. You have to have a Lynda.com account and be currently logged in in order for those ones to play.

  • Damian says:

    Ok. Thanks for the reply.

  • Mike Rankin says:

    To reduce spam, comments are closed.

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