Hi buddies,
Is it possible to mix a percentage of one of the cmyk inks into a pantone color? I know it can be done with bitmaps into a raster editor like PP or PS but just wondering how it can be done with simple vectors, my current workaround is to make an extra shape over a pantone color and fill it and overprint that. but that doesn't always work on complex things like this in the attached image. In the image below I want to add some percentage of Black over the Pantone Orange.
select your Vector and hold on CTRL and click on Balck color
hassuni said:select your Vector and hold on CTRL and click on Balck color
Thanks for trying to help, but this is not what I m looking for.
If memory serves Corel prohibited that feature in the past to keep the user from creating what they thought was a spot color graphic that would onlyseperate as CMYK. In the pqantone palette there are the base pigments that you can use and that will seperate as proper spot color.
David Milisock said:In the pantone palette there are the base pigments that you can use and that will seperate as proper spot color.
Hi D,
I can't understand that line. Can u please explain it in lil more detail please...... what are base pigments. In the above image I just want some black over the Pantone Orange in the extrude..
The Pantone coated and uncoated palette have process cyan, process magenta, process black and process yellow built into the palette. Just use them.