Upon completion of this course you will be able to:
⬥Identify how to quantify color differences
⬥Quantify individual color differences (Spot)
⬥Quantify page or image color differences (E-Factor)
⬥Use the Spot Color Exercise- Visualize differences per number
⬥Use the Image Exercise
⬥Use the Personal E-Factor Exercise to determine you're expectations for Color Matching
Select the first slide in the training below and use the "Next" or "Previous" buttons to navigate through the course.
This tutorial shows how to work with the Image Exercise to set color match expectations. E-Factor is used to evaluate process colors and the amount of color shift from one sample to another. This uses the Cumulative Relative Frequency of the 95th percentile Delta E.
The Spot Color Exercise is an interactive way to communicate how Spot Colors will print and determine the Delta E difference that is acceptable. The exercise is an instruction and a practical tool for designers, print buyers, and sales for communicating color.
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