color - What is the difference between Pantone black and Pantone ...
2019年9月13日 · There are 2 ways to achieve rich black: combine it with cyan and/or other 4 color process inks - or use a PMS pantone black that comes ready mixed in a can. I work in commercial printing and which way you go depends on your design and other colors you are using.If you have 4 color process colors in the design already, use process. if you have a ...
Substituting Black C for Process Black in a two-spot color job
2014年4月5日 · I have a two-spot job that uses a Pantone Blue C and a Pantone Black C. I need to create various tints of the black spot, but I don't really like using Pantone blacks for tints. From a production standpoint, would it matter if I substituted Black C for a CMYK 100% K value (process black)?
What is the relation/difference between CMYK, C and CP in …
2019年8月28日 · PANTONE C and U Process are these same colors but in pattern percentages of just four-color printing inks: Cyan, Yellow, Magenta and Black. The Pantone Process over a coated paper is the Pantone CP, and over an uncoated paper Pantone UP. PANTONE P is an independent guide of 3,000 CMYK colors that bear no relationship to …
Most Rich Pantone Black - Graphic Design Stack Exchange
2018年12月3日 · As a solid ink, at 100%, any Pantone black will not have the "greying" tendency CMYK black may have. So really any Pantone Black will be more solid than a CMYK black. For CMYK reproduction, a Rich Black can be favorable- i.e. 40C40Y040M90K, or similar (talk to the printer for Rich Black breakouts - this is only an example. Every print provider ...
RGB & CMYK equivalents for Pantone Neutral Black U
2017年1月19日 · I can't find the RGB and CMYK values for Pantone Neutral Black U on the Pantone website. rgb.to says it's CMYK 0, 0, 0, 100 but I am not sure if that is right. Anyone know what CMYK Pantone Neutral
How do Pantone coated and uncoated colors relate?
Ink-wise, C = U. Pantone's PMS colours are based on specific physical ink formulations. The same mix of ink is used for a solid PMS colour in both C (on Coated paper) and U (on Uncoated paper) swatches for any named colour... For example, PANTONE 021 C uses the same ink mix as PANTONE 021 U. (It's actually 100% PANTONE 021 Orange ink.)
pantone - CMYK to PMS - Graphic Design Stack Exchange
2018年6月18日 · The rich black "mix of C10, M10, Y10, K100" is only the mix you wanted to "specify". And it is not specific at all. To define a CMYK value you need to define the proper color profiles, mainly the RGB space and the CMYK profile. Once you define that you could just use the color picker and let find your application find the nearest Pantone color.
In spot color printing, does black count as a spot color?
Yes, black counts as a color. However, you can use 100%k if you'd like. I've never called out a specific Pantone Black unless there was a reason I wanted that Pantone black. As @JohnB points out, Pantone makes a number of blacks, if you aren't looking for one of those (tinted) blacks, then using 100K is just fine.
pantone - Printing light gray: which is better CMYK tints or spot …
2015年4月25日 · A: Set all the greys to be tints of Pantone Black. B: Set all the grays to be tints of say, Cool Gray 3. C: Set the very lightest gray (4%K) to be Cool Gray 1 at 100%. And keep the other grays (7% and 15%) as process tints. D: Stick with the process black tints. // I'm designing the banners in Illustrator.
adobe illustrator - Swatch Conflict - Graphic Design Stack Exchange
2015年6月20日 · If you use Pantones as spot colors, try to always select either Pantone coacted (C) or Pantone uncoated (U), make sure you use "book color". If you modify your Pantones to CMYK, rename them in your own way by adding some extra words to define them clearly, for example "pantone 485-cmyk". Don't forget to also put that color in "process color ...