Overprint Indesign
Overprint Indesign
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Use multiply if you're not overprinting! This is getting ridiculous.
Overprinting is LITERALLY printing one color over another. For example, printing a spot light blue over black, or vice versa. Sometimes that color does well on top of black, which is NOTHING like multiply.
Multiply is a filter popularized in old-school photoshops, and then in Photoshop. It just adds the color values together on screen and creates a new color. It's something you use to get that desired effect, but it should never be confused with or compared to overprinting.