Re: Existing CMYK artwork needs separating into two colours
I have had a lot of problems like this before and had to spend ages reading PS help file to get my head around the problem but if I can remember rightly I had to keep it on one layer?
You have seen this:
* For spot color graphics that have crisp edges and knock out the underlying image, consider creating the additional artwork in a page-layout or illustration application.
* To apply spot color as a tint throughout an image, convert the image to Duotone mode and apply the spot color to one of the duotone plates. You can use up to four spot colors, one per plate. (See Printing color separations.)
* The names of the spot colors print on the separations.
* Spot colors are overprinted on top of the fully composited image. Each spot color is overprinted in the order it appears in the Channels palette.
* You cannot move spot colors above a default channel in the Channels palette except in Multi-channel mode.
* Spot colors cannot be applied to individual layers.
* Printing an image with a spot color channel to a composite color printer will print the spot color at an opacity indicated by the solidity setting.
* You can merge spot channels with color channels, splitting the spot color into its color channel components.
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