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Spot, process, and web colors

Spot, process, and web colors

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Spot, process, and web colors

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Printing in four or full color would obviously be more expensive than printing in one or two colors. Even though these days, the difference between two color and four color printing is relatively small. and four color printing is relatively small. To cover all possible uses of your logo, To cover all possible uses of your logo, you should produce it in the following variants, you should produce it in the following variants, black and white, spot color, process color, and web color. So first of all, lets take a look at the black and white version. When I select this and then come to the color panel, we see that it's CMYK make up is just black. There's no cyan, there's no magenta, and there's no yellow. The spot color is chosen from a color book and your color books are accessible on the swatches panel and in this case, it's taken from the Pantone solid coated book where you can just type in the number that you want and then add that color…

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