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The numbers in colors
By Florie Lyn Masarate
Printing companies sole purpose to properly execute any printing job that the customer has put into their hands. This would also mean getting it done without encountering any problems that might have aroused if done by these people themselves. The people get the printers to do the job for them; this includes thinking of the process needed in the printing job.
Color into prints is one of the major factors that printers should take into account. Not only that, with color printers and color printing companies catering to every needs, having an edge over the others is one thing that needs to be taken seriously. A bit of a consideration is needed in the process of color printing. One does not go about this without having basic and the needed knowledge to execute the right colors into prints. The number of colors are specified especially for those with a tight budget to keep up with.
Using one color into your printing job means using that mean color on its own plate. When it is blue, whether if it is 50% or 75% blue, it is still blue. It will go into the plate. This one color job is just that; one color, all done in different shades and tints of that color. This one color printing job is best for those with a tight budget that still needs their print job to work. It is better to choose solid colors in going about this kind of printing. It is always best to inquire with your printers on the uses of tints as they will add extra costs.
Two color printing is using two colors. By using these colors, a variety of many colors can be made using these two colors. You can even print a third color if these two are properly combined. Printing a color over another is tricky that is why the right knowledge on how to best do this is needed before going into this. Some people may not be aware of this, but black is considered one color. So using black with another color means you are using two colors. As with white, it is the absence of a color in another color.
Three color printing job is using three colors and all the shades of these three colors. In fur colors, however, four spot colors can be used but that would be expensive. So what these printers and these people do is they use CMYK to produce an infinite number of colors. This type of color printing is best used in the types of printing that is difficult to do using process colors. But the only downside to this is that the exact colors are not produced although they may look the same.
Now that you know your colors, it is up to you to decide on how best to put them into your prints. Be creative.
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About the Author
Florie Lyn Masarate got the flair for reading and writing when she received a subscription of the school newsletter in kindergarten. She got her first article published on that same newsletter in the third grade.
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