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What is the difference between spot color and four-color process printing?
Author: Bailey Heder
Website: http://www.BrochuresHelp.com
Added: Sat, Dec 16, 2006 18:04:58
Category: Brochure Questions
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The difference between the two is that spot color is not a combination of colors that make other colors but is a single color that can be assigned a PMS or Pantone Matching System number. while the four-color process uses Magenta, Cyan, Black, and Yellow inks, usually on a four-color process digital press or printing press. These four colors can be combined in various ways to make other colors.
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