I am in the t-shirt business and we are always mixing percentages of pantone colos. example(60% pantone 185 with 40% pantone 123 to get a shade of orange.)
I am curious if there is a way to do this within a color pallete or wherever in order to print separations correctly. I have always had to go back and trick the file and mix process
colors to print the seps from within corel. There has to be a better way.
thanks
seems like a long way to go about it. Why not just pick a pantone that's "in the ballpark" to begin with?
because in t-shirt separations we have to mix colors to simulate colors in order to lessen the amount of colos/inks/screens we use in the printing. Most jobs cannot be more than 4 to 6 colors in order to keep the affordable for our customers
yup!
Rnart said:There has to be a better way.
Maybe check with AdvancedArtist?
some quick reading:
https://community.coreldraw.com/talk/coreldraw_graphics_suite_x4/f/corel-photo-paint-x4/13133/color-separation-macro-in-photo-paint/54359#54359
Do you do this in the application and on the screen only?