: Using opacity will still knockout what is below the object. Overprint, obviously, wont. Overprint has a tendency to look like "multiply" blend mode. In fact, in many cases you can use the

@Nimeshi706

Using opacity will still knockout what is below the object. Overprint, obviously, wont.

Overprint has a tendency to look like "multiply" blend mode. In fact, in many cases you can use the Multiply blend mode rather than overprinting.

Opacity tends to look much more like a mixed ink.



Left: 100%M set to 50% opacity. Center: 50%M set to overprint. Right: 50%M set to multiply blend mode.

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