A back-to-basics guide to help you get to grips with the alphabet soup of colour standards Words Simon Eccles Over the past 25 years a whole alphabet soup of colour working 'standards' has been brewed up for the printing industry in the wake of the device-independent digital pre-press revolution. Some of them are internationally recognised and implemented (ISOs), some are de facto but proprietary (such as Pantone), some are interconnected, others are confined to broad territories (mainly Europe, North America and Japan or the Far East). Some are different names for the same thing.
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