Re: CMYK Emulation Using Multiple Pantone Colors.

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From: John_Danek
Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2009 01:46

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I'd use Photoshop for channel manipulations. However, 10-13 Pantone colors sounds like alot. Screen print inks are not necessarily formulated for Pantone's matching system, but come in their own set of spot colors depending on ink manufacturer. You can get Plastisol Process Color inks. You can play around with double strikes, special Whites, etc., but 10 - 13 is going to be a challenge. You could try Illustrator's vector conversions, but I think the best route is raster artwork ( Photoshop bitmap ).

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