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On other hand, it is preferable to use process colors or CMYK when: -full-color photographs shall be used -your publication has multi-color graphics that would require many ink colors to reproduce with spot colors -the printing job nees more than two spot colors. Actually, if you check with your printer, you might find that process color printing would be less expensive than using three or more spot colors.
It is but required to use both spot colors and process colors when: -your publication has full-color photographs that must also incorporate specific spot colors from PMS and cannot be created with CMYK inks (e.g. logo color). -There is a need to improve or increase intensity of a specific process color by adding spot color ink. This 5th plate from spot color to used as addition to CMYK is called a bump plate. -Some of full color publication is coated with clear varnish, varnish being specified as a spot color.
With this safely learned, you wouldn’t fall to blunder of having full color printing disasters and save time and budget during entire process, too! -30-
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