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Because Pantone spots don’t just represent the digital representation of CMYK or RGB. They’re a lot more complex because they represent how the color should loo
by dagmx 4y ago
Because Pantone spots don’t just represent the digital representation of CMYK or RGB. They’re a lot more complex because they represent how the color should look at the end.
There’s a lot here that isn’t just a simple 1:1 lookup
- pxx 4y agoThat's... exactly the argument that I'm responding to in my original comment. My argument is there are billions of CMYKs to encode thousands of Pantones with. Just do the reverse mapping if you know it's supposed to be a Pantone color.