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RAL has some serious coverage gaps. Classic RAL has crummy oranges and pinks, for example (though they did recently fill a major gap with HN-orange-ish, it's no
by exmadscientist 4y ago
RAL has some serious coverage gaps. Classic RAL has crummy oranges and pinks, for example (though they did recently fill a major gap with HN-orange-ish, it's not in my deck, so it may as well not exist!). Design D2 is much, much better, but still not really adequate in many areas that Pantone does cover.
But RAL is definitely the better choice for anything but printing... if it has your color (colour?).
- Hackbraten 4y agoGermany also has HKS [1], which is irrelevant on a global scale but fairly popular for domestic printed media. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HKS_(colour_system) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HKS_(colour_system)