The primary colors, known to those involved in the art world, are RGB-red, green, and blue. The so-called four colors refer to CMYK, which are cyan, magenta, yellow, and black.
In theory, CMYK can be overlapped to print any natural color. However, due to issues with the ink used and the printing substrate in the actual inkjet printing process, some colors may not be accurately represented. At this point, special colored inks, commonly referred to as "spot colors," are needed to help produce new colors.
In the market, a four-color printer refers to inkjet printer capable of printing CMYK-cyan, magenta, yellow, and black. A six-color printer not only includes the four colors of CMYK but also includes light magenta and light cyan as two spot colors. An eight-color printer, of course, offers a richer and more colorful performance than a six-color printer.
Based on market demands and the needs of various fields, Fortune printers have developed an eight-color printer on the basis of traditional four-color printers. It not only has light magenta and light cyan but also light black and very light black, offering a broader color gamut and more delicate color transitions. This allows for an excellent reproduction of the dynamic expression of images, easily achieving photographic-quality results.
So how to choose the eco solvent series products under the Fortune brand?
Advertising Processing - Preferred Four Color Eco solvent Machine
The four-color printing of Fortune eco solvent printer can meet the vast majority of advertising printing needs. Common materials such as backing glue, photo paper, car stickers, and light strips can be easily printed with four-color printing, and the accuracy and color effect are also very good. So for regular advertising printing, choosing a high-quality four-color machine is completely feasible.
High end picture quality requirements - must-have eight color photo machine
The Fortune eight color eco solvent machine is the preferred high-end model for art reproduction, studio photography, and other fields. It has added a color matching mode of Lc, Lm, Lk, and Llk four deep+four light colors on the basis of CMYK because it has more colors, making the printed images clearer and more delicate. So they can also sensitively present very subtle color differences. Take red as an example, there are many types of red, some of which are very close and can only be distinguished by professional instruments.
So, in terms of handling fine color differences, eight color printing is definitely superior to six color printing and four-color printing. Therefore, in fields where color requirements are very high, it is more suitable to choose an eight color machine.
