Pantone’s New Extended Gamut Guide Closes Gap Between CMYK, ... Yellow and Black (CMYK) inks, plus commonly used Orange, Green and Violet (OGV) inks that ‘extend’ the color gamut significantly.

The standard for printing is CMYK when working in print with colors because most commercial printers use these four colors of ink to create the color print mix: cyan, magenta, yellow and black.

Uncoated Stock Pantone: Dark Blue 35.5, Rhodamine 36.5, Black 3, TRANS. WT. 25 Coated Stock CMYK: 85, 100, 0, 15 Coated Stock Pantone: Process Blue 37, Rubine Red 61, Black 2 RGB: 078, 042, 132 Hex: ...

The system is rooted in print, though it's expanded beyond the original CMYK reproduction space to extended-gamut CMYKOGV (which adds orange, green and violet to cyan, yellow, magenta and black to ...

Spot colors, or solid inks specified with the Pantone Matching System, are used for conventional and screen printing. CMYK values are used for commercial color printing where colors are produced ...

The “K” in CMYK actually stands for “Key” which refers to the color black to avoid confusion. The irony ! However, there are several theories about why “ Key ” was used to represent black.

In 2014, they decided to go quite a bit more abstract with the “Vertigo Quarterly: CMYK” series, which concluded this month with the release of “CMYK: Black.” “CMYK” refers to the four ...

The new Xerox Adaptive CMYK Plus Technology, designed for the Xerox PrimeLink C9065/C9070 Color Printer and the Xerox Color C60/C70 Printer, expands embellishment capabilities with a wide color ...