With the only caveat being, and bearing in mind my print field, if you send me a PDF thing out of any of the non-Adobe softwares, you get what you get. When something is broken in a car, I’d much rather pay for the repairs on a Ford than on a Ferrari, IOW, if the software is not the right tool for the job, it can be costly on output. Not everyone else does, though some people have used it. Walls of text (TLDR) We get it, you like this software. The only reason it’s out there is to make file size smaller (that’s just IMO)
Its gamut doesn’t cover the entire CMYK gamut like Adobe RGB does, True there are fewer outliers, but why constrict your gamut like that. Now even for sRGB, as pointed in the video, yes every printshop should have separation engineer/s for the films, so its their laziness (and not efficiency) to match the output to the offset press if You handle them unseparated file, also not rarely people print small editions and as pointed by think in that case is better to go with sRGB and laser prints … dont know just when an smooth pipeline will popup for 3d prints shapes, but lets hope David Dailey will be from help to the Inkscape community if we know he has extra anticopyright mindset [ I respect You addiction to AI but that is no excuse for prejudice! the same as I said is more suitable to crafstmen while Inkscape is smooth tool for artists, saying cmyk is problem is like saying artists cant be craftsmen, no its vice versaĪgain … focus first on creativity, then use the Ghostscript to export cmyk, or You can reproof it through Scribus … … also do bother to check eventual reset of the profile on every new output, guess clipping can popup some time, but making fuzz why cmyk exporter still is not embedded in Inkscape is exactly lazy consumeristic excuse Maybe this could be now easily dont in AFX with ai. and only thing that still is not doable in it is smooth animation ( tho didnt try and think its not easy as SMIL or Javascripting CSS etc.) like the next one … Somehow I am in love with their shaders … here is older nice overview, but I’ll say again experiment with them along the scripts and enjoy the ride …Īlso when I’ll take some traced 3d obj files all those bezier lines inbetween are easily smoothed with second layer of some of the filters etc.
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