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You can use pantone website color system cross-referencing.
I served in the Navy for 6 years, and have now worked as a prepress operator/graphic designer for about 11 years now. I believe the closest Pantone color officially recognized by the US Navy for use is PMS 430. -Shawn J
Most large companies create their own specific color for logos. A designer authorized to use and or print a Pabst logo will have access to a Stylebook with that specific information.
what kind of material do a graphic designer use
Colors can reproduced in different ways. A computer screen or TV uses the colors Red, Green and Blue (RGB) combined in together to give a range of colors. Magazine and newspaper printers will use Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and blacK (or Key color) inks (CMYK) to print color onto paper. Pantone is a similar commercial system owned by Pantone Inc. The Pantone color matching system can be used in printing and also for ensuring things like paint and plastic are produced with a consistent color. (See links below)
You can use pantone website color system cross-referencing.
use this resource... http://www.pantone.co.uk/pages/pantone/colorfinder.aspx You'll notice that it converts it to RGB so you'll have to do some cross-converting to get to CMYK or PMS from RGB but that's very manageable....
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I served in the Navy for 6 years, and have now worked as a prepress operator/graphic designer for about 11 years now. I believe the closest Pantone color officially recognized by the US Navy for use is PMS 430. -Shawn J
Most corporations and entities with logos keep that information secret. If one is authorized to reproduce the image, logo etc. a specification sheet is provided that includes pantone colors used. Usually a designer can download the logo and spec's from a web site maintained by the company, the client should have that information. The second option is to look at the piece to be reproduced along with a Pantone swatch book and match the colors by eye. - - - - - The Yukon is a governmental entity. Most governments tell you what colors to use; the Yukon doesn't do that, so I would try these colors to start: Red: Pantone 185 Blue: Pantone 289 Gold: Pantone 130 Black: you can use Pantone Black, or just 100 percent process black because they're the same thing.
Most large companies create their own specific color for logos. A designer authorized to use and or print a Pabst logo will have access to a Stylebook with that specific information.
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You cannot put your own fashion label on already made clothing as the designer or manufacturer. However, if you want to attach an identification label, like with a child's name on their clothing, that is acceptable for personal use.
You can Use XnView that is available for free to download to convert files.
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Pantone is a color matching system that printers use where they mix up the color in question instead of using cmyk. A hue is a tint or a shade of a color.