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TotallyRealDev t1_j1vwh66 wrote
Reply to comment by twohusknight in ELI5: How is that Pantone colors don't have direct RGB counterparts? by ExternalUserError
But the person working on the colours needs a reference or they are just sending bad data to the manufacturers
kingdead42 t1_j1w4fsf wrote
That's why you can buy the giant reference books from Pantone. They contain physical cards with color swatches on them and they make sure that every single color swatch they produce labeled "Pantone color <x>" matches every other "Pantone color <x>" in the world.
Lurker_81 t1_j1w722n wrote
Linus Tech Tips YouTube channel has a couple of great videos on the topic of Pantone colour chips and their digital equivalents (including the latest controversy with Abobe suite)
supagirl277 t1_j1w6nko wrote
It’s why they’re so damn expensive too
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