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	Patent 4421026: Process color offset printing duplicator
		The process color offset printing duplicator of claim 1 wherein said means for delivering ink comprises a series of ink rollers, a final one of which is adapted to contact said plate mounted on said plate cylinder with a pressure selected to apply a relatively thin coat of ink onto said plate.
		The process color offset printing duplicator of claim 1 wherein the plate cylinder of each of said plurality of duplicator heads is adapted to hold said plate thereof in the same relative position as the plate cylinder of each of the other ones of said plurality of duplicator heads.
		A process color offset printing duplicator in accordance with claim 13 wherein said vertical registration means is disposed proximate to said impression cylinder and at the forward end of said delivery table for controlling the transmission of said sheets to said impression and blanket cylinders for the application of said image thereto.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /4421026.html (5362 words)

	Process Color vs Spot Color (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Process color printing, also known at four-color process printing, is a method that reproduces finished full-color artwork and photographs.
		Process colors are reproduced by overlapping and printing halftones to simulate a large number of colors.
		Process color printing should not be confused with basic four-color printing, where overlays are cut for the colors, and sheets of halftone dots are used to create other colors and patterns.
	www.mitsuicdr.com /sales_services/process_color_vs_spot_color.htm (301 words)

	Process color - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Process color is both a method of printing, and a method of specifying a color.
		In process color printing colors are created by combining 4 inks (cyan, magenta, yellow and fl).
		In spot color printing, each color is printed with its own ink.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Process_color (91 words)

	An Introduction - Process Color (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Process color is the means to create full-color images in the printing process by combining layers of the four basic process colors into thousands of other colors.
		When you design for process color printing, it is important that your design program can work in the CMYK color space.
		To recreate the image in process color, it is broken down into a Cyan component, a Magenta component, a Yellow component and a Black (K) component.
	www.cdcentric.com /process_color_tutorial.htm (462 words)

	Printing Orienteering Maps with a 4-color (CMYK) printing process
		In spot color printing, the map image is built up very deliberately from discreet colored inks: fl for culture and rock, brown for landforms, blue for water, etc. Where one color interacts with another on a spot color printed map, the two inks simply add together to produce a darker color.
		When an image is converted into composite color, all the colors in the image are simulated in some standard color model, by combining varying amounts of the component colors for that model.
		Process color has been the standard technique for most color printing for the last 40 years or so, and printers are very accustomed to dealing with it.
	www.pdcarto.com /orienteering/spot2cmyktutorial/CMYKOMaps.htm (1751 words)

	opaque process color (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Opaque Process Color was developed in response to smaller printers with only a six color printing capability that have felt left out of the advantages of index separations.
		Opaque process color is a newly formulated set of opaque process inks.
		The colors are also provided on the CD for those of you bold enough to try to mix your own set.
	www.squaredot.com /opc.html (259 words)

	RGB World - Understanding Color
		Where the blue and green spotlights overlap, the color cyan is produced; where the blue and red spotlights overlap, the color magenta is produced; where the red and green spotlights overlap the color yellow is produced.
		A red apple is a good example of subtractive color; the apple really has no color; it has no light energy of its own, it merely reflects the wavelengths of white light that cause us to see red and absorbs most of the other wavelengths which evokes the sensation of red.
		Subtractive color starts with an object (often a substrate such as paper or canvas) that reflects light and uses colorants (such as pigments or dyes) to subtract portions of the white light illuminating an object to produce other colors.
	www.rgbworld.com /color.html (1228 words)

	Process Color and the Computer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Consider, too, that since a color's appearance is greatly influenced by the surrounding color(s), one's choice of color will be affected by the other colors shown on the screen at the same time -- a color monitor with 1,152 by 882 pixels is theoretically able to display 1,016,064 different colors at once.
		When dealing with color in electronic form, there need to be some standards to adjust for the differences in devices and to also ensure that the color we see on our computer screen will "accurately" represent the color that is printed.
		This is the goal of color management, which depends upon spectrophotometric (hue, saturation, and brightness) value measurements of all visible light as the "gold standard" for color control.
	www.trumatch.com /articles/10things.htm (1701 words)

	Making Color Images from Prokudin-Gorskii's Negatives - The Empire That Was Russia: The Prokudin-Gorskii ...
		An Explanation of the Color Rendering Process, “Digichromatography”
		For the digital process, the original tri-part glass negative is scanned with an overhead digital camera in grayscale mode.
		Final adjustments may be applied to specific, localized areas of the composite color image to minimize defects associated with over or underexposure, development, or aging of the emulsion of Prokudin-Gorskii’s original glass plate.
	www.loc.gov /exhibits/empire/making.html (466 words)

	Color Specification
		CMY process color is used in some desktop printers and can be used on a press with three printing units like the Comco Flexo press in the pilot plant.
		The process colors can be printed as solid or as tints of specified percentage.
		Spot colors are also used in combination with process colors.
	www.wmich.edu /ppse/Colorspec/PP4.HTM (436 words)

	Four Color Paper
		This is the reason that the colors that are used in televisions and color computer monitors are using red, blue and green light.
		These processes decrease the time it takes to prepare for printing, the color quality of the reproduction, and a versatility in printing that previously was almost unimaginable.
		Hi-fi color is usually defined as printing more color (five, six and even seven) to increase and enhance the range and depth of color that a press can print.
	sunsite.berkeley.edu /Imaging/Databases/Fall95papers/rjkamp.html (1985 words)

	Process Color FAQ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		If exact color match is required press proofs are available for a small fee and require 72 hour turnaround.
		Standard production time for process color labels is 72 hours, after proof approval-for up to 10,000 labels.
		Process color labels are printed using four ink colors: Cyan (blue), Magenta (red), Yellow and Black.
	www.mavericklabel.com /faq_process_color.html (976 words)

	Graphics Color Models
		Since a color model has a particular range of available color or gamut, it is referred to as using a "color space".
		In the RGB color model, colors are represented by varying intensities of red, green and blue light.
		In the CMYK color model, colors are represented as percentages of cyan, magenta, yellow and fl.
	www.sketchpad.net /basics4.htm (1221 words)

	CJPW Beyond Four-Color Process
		Your four color process is normally printed on a five or six-color press, which leaves one or two "units" open for additional colors or finishes.
		With the process color dry from the first run, the "off-line" varnish is laid down on a sealed surface, so less ink is absorbed by the paper stock.
		While use of this process is limited to special applications such as art posters and big-budget corporate pieces, the inks themselves proved unique for jobs with bright colors.
	www.cjpw.com /beyond.htm (983 words)

	ScreenWeb \| Boosting Process-Color Ink Gamut with Fluorescents
		Poor purity of the cyan and magenta pigments is usually to blame for the shortcomings in the CMYK color gamut.
		In either case, the color is off from the ideal value and you must compensate accordingly in the separations.
		It uses all three of the primary process colors (CMY) to create the neutrals and grays in the image, as well as the gray balance of the image.
	www.screenweb.com /index.php/channel/1/id/1846 (1901 words)

	print - spot vs. process color (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Colors created without screens or dots, such as those found in the PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEM®, are referred to in the industry as spot or solid colors.
		Each color in the System has a unique name or number followed by either a C, U or M. The letter suffix refers to the paper stock on which it is printed: C for Coated paper, U for Uncoated paper and M for Matte paper.
		Process colors are represented as percentages of cyan, magenta, yellow and fl.
	www.pantone.com /products/products.asp?idArticle=683&idArea=12 (817 words)

	Full Color Printing Quote, Four Color Process, 4 Color Printing Services, Web Offset, Sheetfed Printers.
		For instance, a job composed of four process colors, a fifth spot color, and a varnish can be printed on a six color press or on a four-color press with a wash-up between printing the process colors and the spot colors.
		Also, when choosing both process colors and additional spot colors, make sure you note which is which in your page-composition software.
		If you have a specific color you want to match and you want to limit your color palette to the four process colors to control costs, you may find that the four-color equivalent noted in your swatch book actually does come very close to the spot color you have chosen.
	www.printindustry.com /newsletter_6.htm (788 words)

	GC News Briefs
		This symposium is designed for individuals with a basic understanding of the fundamentals of flexography who are new to printing process color or who wish to expand their understanding of color reproduction.
		The Color Measurement and Management symposium is a technical program designed for industry professionals who need to communicate about and manage color effectively.
		Color management methodology allows you to maintain control of color reproduction across the spectrum from original artwork to computer to proof to printed product.
	graphics.clemson.edu /graphics-site/newsbriefs.htm (1299 words)

	KODAK: Cross-Processing Color Negative Films in Process E-6: Tech Pub CIS-184
		If labs process duplicating films, the amount of color negative film allowable will be less--approximately 5 percent seasoned.
		If the processing time is longer than the time for a Push-2 process, the amount of film allowable will be less.
		If your lab processes color negative films in Process E-6, monitor the TD (toe density) and LD (speed) steps of your control plots and look for speed shifts.
	kodak.com /global/en/professional/support/techPubs/cis184/cis184.jhtml (646 words)

	Process Color
		result from using colors in the original that are similar to the colors of ink the
		The two categories of color reproduction methods are process color and flat
		Process color is the four-color separation and printing process of continuous-
	www.tpub.com /content/draftsman/14263/css/14263_108.htm (332 words)

	Color Development, Color Matching Process, Color Quality Control
		Multiple processes are required for successful color development throughout its long and complicated cycle.
		Consider how human factors impact the color matching process in this typical scenario: the designer struggles to communicate precisely the color he or she has envisioned, using physical samples and describing how the proof should vary from the sample — i.e., warmer, brighter, bluer.
		The colorant supplier tries to match each sample, but still doesn’t satisfy the design spec because the sample is only a starting point.
	www.jobwerx.com /news/colordevelopment.html (692 words)

	4-COLOR PROCESS
		These colors are finely milled allowing the ink to pass easily through the fine mesh counts required for this type of printing resulting in minimal ink deposits while maintaining excellent color strength.
		If you have a four color process job pending this is a good time for a tune up.
		Process inks are designed to be printed on white garments or printed on a white base on dyed garments.
	www.qcminks.com /4-colorprocess.htm (960 words)

	Creo Increases Pressroom Efficiency by Enabling Process Color Builds to Provide Spot Color Benefits - Creo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Spot colors are automatically converted to process colors, with the particular print conditions (such as press, paper, and ink set), taken into account.
		Spot colors within gamut, whether they are named in a file, or measured with a color measurement device, are automatically converted to process builds, proofed and printed.
		Another option available to them is to expand the gamut with a particular client’s corporate or brand color, retaining the ability to use it as a spot ink, while also leveraging it as a process color build.
	www.creo.com /global/about_creo/news/2004/040220R.htm (1362 words)

	Pantone Color Guides, Process Color, Color Cue,
		Choose process colors from the process guides on coated or uncoated paper, and understand how solid colors will print when specified in CMYK with the solid to process guide.
		Once a color is identified, the data is made available through a simple scrolling feature.
		The ultimate color combo provides the perfect solution for designers, advertising agencies, printers and anyone who wants to communicate and be inspired by accurate color.
	www.pantoneguides.com /process_color.html (1831 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		4-color process printing is where you start with finished full-color artwork and have a color separator separate out the three subtractive primary colors of yellow, cyan (process blue), and magenta (process red) - plus fl.
		This process is designed around using the "process colors" of yellow, cyan, magenta and fl (if printing white don't use a high opacity).
		If there is a special logo color you may need to print this as a fifth or sixth color all by itself (this is called a "touch plate").
	www.usscreen.com /articles/process.html (1614 words)

	process-color-guides
		When four-color process printing on coated stock, this guide is an ideal way to visualize, communicate and control colors for type, logos, borders, backgrounds and other graphics treatments.
		When four-color process printing on uncoated stock, this guide is an ideal way to visualize, communicate and control colors for type, logos, borders, backgrounds and other graphics treatments.
		Chromatically arranged for fast color selection, these guides are an ideal way to visualize, communicate and control process colors for type, logos, borders, backgrounds and other graphics treatments.
	www.flexoexchange.com /flexodepot/html/process-color-guides.html (338 words)

	Simulated Process, Color Separation Online, Spot Color, Simulated Process (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Simulated Process Color is the best choice for printing photo-realistic images containing thousands or millions colors.
		Color separation of your design into 4 or 6 Spot Colors.
		If you need special colors, please choose colors from the Pantone® Matching System (PMS) and indicate numbers on your order.
	www.colorsepspro.com /simulated-process-color-separations.htm (92 words)

	YouWorkForThem \| Graphic design: Process Color Manual
		The standard-issue Pantone color books, by comparison, can cost as much as $175 and offer only 3000 colors! Also included with the book is a handy cardboard mask, white on one side and fl on the other, that allows the user to isolate a specific block of color.
		For accuracy, accessability, value, and sheer volume, Process Color Manual is indispensible to everyone who works with graphics and colors.
		One of the most important things in design is color—getting the color right is one of design’s biggest challenges.
	youworkforthem.com /product.php?sku=P0174 (282 words)

	Oberon Color Replacer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The macro also can preserve tints of spot colors, so you can replace all PANTONE Reds with PANTONE Yellows, even if the red color was tinted on some objects.
		Even when you replace spot colors with process colors with "Preserve tints" enabled, the resulting process color will be blended with white proportionally to the spot color's tint.
		If Preserve Tints checkbox is left unchecked, then only exactly matching colors are looked for (including the exact tint values as specified).
	www.oberonplace.com /vba/drawmacros/ColorReplacer/index.htm (120 words)

	Re: spot color vs process color
		Spot colors can also cost more because that part of the job can't be grouped together with other jobs.
		A job with a spot color or two has to be run by itself and can't be ganged w ith another, which means you've got to pay for cleaning the press.
		The purpose of using the Process colors for Pantone is to avoid the use of S pot colors and create the color as closely as possible with CMYK.
	www.forum4designers.com /message1217.html (1240 words)

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