: In AI CC 2017 cmyk colors callouts differ from a provided .eps vector file. In AI CC 2017 cmyk colors callouts differ from a provided .eps vector file. Why the discrepany in the callouts?

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In AI CC 2017 cmyk colors callouts differ from a provided .eps vector file. Why the discrepany in the callouts? The HEX and RGB is the same, but the CMYK callouts are different.?

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There is a chance the EPS provided has no color profile at all. EPS is an old file format.

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