Description of Pantone Color Bridge, Uncoated - GG6104B

• Pantone Color Bridge, Uncoated is primarily aimed at designers, graphic artists and printers who print or work with 4-colour printing on uncoated paper and materials.
  Pantone Color Bridge, Uncoated the fan shows each Pantone colour and how it will look printed in CMYK.
  CMYK is also called 4-colour printing, which will typically be the standard in offset or digital printing.
  
  Pantone Color Bridge the fan works in this way, that it is divided into two columns on each side.
  In the left column you see the real Pantone colour (Solid) and in the right column you then see how the same Pantone colour would look when printed in CMYK.
  This is illustrated in the second product image.
  
  Under each colour, you will find additional RGB and HTML values, so if you are creating websites, advertisements or other digital materials, you can be sure you are using the right colour.
  
  Some Pantone colours can be difficult to reproduce in CMYK, so there can be a big difference between the Pantone colour you know and what you see printed in CMYK.
  You can take this into account with this Pantone chart when choosing or working with Pantone colours.
  So with this Pantone fan, you have a perfect tool when working across digital and physical platforms.
  
  If you also need to see Pantone colours on coated paper, then there is money to be saved by buying the bundled set Pantone Color Bridge set or you can buy the individual Pantone Color Bridge, coated fan here.
  
  Description
  - sRGB and HTML values for all Pantone colors.
  - Overview of how the color will look printed in CMYK.
  - Index that allows you to quickly find the right page in the Pantone fan.
  - ColorChecker Lighting Indicator which is used to check if you see the colours under correct D50 light. Available at the back of the fan

• Updated look on uncoated paper

  
  For many years there has been a complaint from customers to Pantone that it can be difficult to reproduce a Pantone color 100% correctly on an ordinary 4-colour offset printing press.
  That is why Pantone has now chosen to change their uncoated guides to be produced so that they simulate a "Worst Case Scenario" offset printing press.
  As a result, small white specks can appear in the uncoated. It is not an error, but it is pressure according to the "Worst Case Scenario".
  
  
  
  

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