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greyscale is just that, greyscale. It occupies no color space. If you greyscale an image and then convert it to rgb or cmyk then you can add color to it. If that image then prints as cmyk ( press ) then it will separate as cmyk when ripped. If it is to be used with spot color then go to a duotone mode. (or whatever) But as greyscale there is no color.

[QUOTE="ronmatt, post: 33974, member: 1328"] greyscale is just that, greyscale. It occupies no color space. If you greyscale an image and then convert it to rgb or cmyk then you can add color to it. If that image then prints as cmyk ( press ) then it will separate as cmyk when ripped. If it is to be used with spot color then go to a duotone mode. (or whatever) But as greyscale there is no color. [/QUOTE]

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