Many wonder about the main differences between the CMYK printing process (process) and flattened with color (eg Pantone). In fact, the method used is the same with some exceptions.
Printing CMYK (process) uses four colors: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black, hence the name CMYK or CMYK (CYAN, MAGENTA, YELLOW, BLACK). Using these colors in different percentages, it is possible to reproduce a wide range of hue. However, certain colors may not be reproduced correctly in CMYK. Between stage
Pantone colors (there are other ink type flat, but in general, Pantone is the standard in North America). Pantone colors (PMS or Pantone Matching System) inks are pre-mixed. A bit like painting, a charter is available, showing the different colors.
It is possible to integrate several one PMS color in a print job in process. It says in this case that the work is printed in 5, 6 or X colors.
official website PANTONE
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