Why do colors "gray out" when I save figure as .eps

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Heidi Hirsh
Heidi Hirsh 2020-7-1
回答： Bjorn Gustavsson 2020-7-3
I am trying to save a figure as an EPS file so that I can open it in Adobe Illustrator. When I save my figure most of the colors go away and I cannot figure out why. I am using this line to save it as a .eps file:
print(gcf,'-depsc','-painters','PKspectra.eps')
I cannot attach a .eps file here so I took a screenshot instead showing the figure as it plots in matlab and the resultant .eps figure. I hope someone can help!
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Bhuvanyu Dogra
Bhuvanyu Dogra 2020-7-3
Hey,
from the description of the problem, it seems it could possibly be a rendering issue due to which the files are not exported correctly. Have a look at the following discussion.
Why does MATLAB not export EPS files properly?

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Bjorn Gustavsson
Bjorn Gustavsson 2020-7-3
Ah, from the way your figure looks, it seems the "error-shade" function you use uses alpha-blending - that is colour-patches that are semi-transparent. The painters renderer doesn't cope well (or at all) with that. For this you might get a decent figure if you select the opengl renderer instead of painters - with the drawback of getting a pixel-mapped file. Maybe you can squeeze around the problem if you write the figure to an svg-file first and then convert it to eps from some other application (inkscape?).
(I typically have to fall back to writing it as a high-resolution png-image and then convert is to eps in gimp or the like, and hope that text and lines and such come out OK...)
HTH

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