Ceramic producers color matching (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter MeridianFC
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Do you have a physical object which is in pantone? You could send it to BrPro and ask if they can print a couple of chips and try to match it.
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MeridianFC
Flush
Which producer?
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MeridianFC
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No, this would be an art file
Colquhoun
4 of a Kind
And the issue is not just the printer that’s producing them. Pantone is a completely different system of printing compared to the 4-color or 6-color used in ceramic chips.
Pantone inks are actual mixed colors, similar to a car paint is mixed to the final desired color, and applied at 100%.
4-color and 6-color process use a series of very small dots that “mix” at a distance by your eyes.
There are many colors that simulate Pantone colors, but there’s plenty that do not. Blues are notoriously difficult to get bright in 4-color process. Pantone metallics and dayglo are also impossible to recreate.
Pantone inks are actual mixed colors, similar to a car paint is mixed to the final desired color, and applied at 100%.
4-color and 6-color process use a series of very small dots that “mix” at a distance by your eyes.
There are many colors that simulate Pantone colors, but there’s plenty that do not. Blues are notoriously difficult to get bright in 4-color process. Pantone metallics and dayglo are also impossible to recreate.
Venturalvn
Full House
This should be a site resource for ceramics lol. Dayglow is simply never going to happen.
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