如何使用pantone国际色卡(国外英语资料).doc

如何使用pantone国际色卡 How to use Pantone international color card Technology 2009-05-13 What are the differences and connections between 1, PANTONE, 256, C, PANTONE, 256, U, PANTONE, 256, M, or PANTONE 256 matte? Answer: they all represent the same spot color ink, that is, PANTONE 256, is the only, that is, PANTONE 256. Difference: the tail number C: PANTONE 256 C PANTONE 256 said that the effect of printed on glossy coated paper on it, the corresponding standard should be coated (coated) spot color guide card and so on; PANTONE 256 U means to PANTONE 256 printed in offset paper or special paper on the effect of its corresponding standard should be offset (uncoated) spot color guide color chart; PANTONE 256 M or PANTONE 256 matte is the same, said the PANTONE 256 in matt coated paper, which corresponds to the standard version of the paper should be matte (matte) spot color guide. 2, with four colors of ink, that is, CMYK printing PANTONE spot color, and direct use of PANTONE standard spot color ink printing whats the difference? Answer: CMYK is by up to four kinds of ink to overprint dot form; the use of ink through an ink to color (solid color printing, form printing dot to 100%). Because of the above reasons, the former is obviously not bright; the latter is bright and bright. Because of the spot color printing is a solid color printing and the provisions for real color, so CMYK color printing can only be called: the simulation of spot color, and visible with a spot color: PANTONE 256 C the color certainly there is a certain difference. Therefore, their standards are two standards, please refer to the Pantone Solid Guide-Coated Process To. If you print the spot color by CNYK, please refer to the analog version as standard. 3, spot color ink in the design, printing of the whole process of coordination? A: the problem is mainly for print designers. In general, designers only consider whether the design is perfect, and ignore whether the printing process can realize the pe