COLOR SEPARATIONS AT CULTURE STUDIO

To reproduce full-color images, printers have to separate artwork into Pantone specific channels and organize them accordingly to recreate the image on press. This process of dividing the image into two or more colors is called Color Separation. Each different plate contains varying densities and combinations of the four primary colors to recreate the overall image.

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