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Comments on: Design a 4 x 6″ Postcard in 5 Minutes by using a Background Phantom Screen http://www.weprintcolour.com/postcard-talk/postcard-marketing-ideas/weprintcolour/ Postcard Marketing Online Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:16:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 by: John http://www.weprintcolour.com/postcard-talk/postcard-marketing-ideas/weprintcolour/#comment-101 Fri, 09 Feb 2007 00:54:05 +0000 http://www.weprintcolour.com/postcard-talk/postcard-marketing-ideas/weprintcolour/#comment-101 Did you know that 4 color process is based on powerful color combinations of flower colors? In fact most colors in the spectrum derive form floral colors. CMYK (Cyan-Magenta-Yellow-Black) is a simple answer that has a million and 1 possibilities. No need to cry for a rainbow, print it in CMYK colours. Just be carefull preparing it for print and follow steps your printer of choice lays out for you. It is highly dependant on image management, color quality and color resolution. 4 colour process is used to make limitless Combinations of colors when printed on white paper. Anything other than white will influence your finished product respectively. Your article here http://www.weprintcolour.com/postcard-talk/?p=31 describes what can happen rather well :-) John Did you know that 4 color process is based on powerful color combinations of flower colors? In fact most colors in the spectrum derive form floral colors.
CMYK (Cyan-Magenta-Yellow-Black) is a simple answer that has a million and 1 possibilities. No need to cry for a rainbow, print it in CMYK colours. Just be carefull preparing it for print and follow steps your printer of choice lays out for you. It is highly dependant on image management, color quality and color resolution. 4 colour process is used to make limitless Combinations of colors when printed on white paper. Anything other than white will influence your finished product respectively. Your article here http://www.weprintcolour.com/postcard-talk/?p=31 describes what can happen rather well :-)

John

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