My client asked me to render their product in 4 different Tiger Drylac colors.that they use:
SPARKLE SILVER | 49/90450 GLOSSY BONDED
ZOKUNA | 49/00106 GLOSSY SMOOTH
COPPER 49/90620
WHITE FINE TEXTURE 49/13150
From the Tiger Drylac web site, I can get a PDF of their color brochures, then use the eye dropper tool. But I wonder how accurate their PDF is?
I wonder if there is a better way / web site to get these specific appearances?
Thanks.
Considering that they are a "POWDER COATINGS & INKS" manufacturer, I am willing to bet that they know color theory backwards and forwards, so therefore I'd tend to trust the RGB gathered by the eyedropper sample from the PDF. The PDF standard by Adobe (another color-conscious company!) is very stable and handles colors well, both in CMYK and RGB.
Tom Gagnon wrote:
Considering that they are a "POWDER COATINGS & INKS" manufacturer, I am willing to bet that they know color theory backwards and forwards, so therefore I'd tend to trust the RGB gathered by the eyedropper sample from the PDF. The PDF standard by Adobe (another color-conscious company!) is very stable and handles colors well, both in CMYK and RGB.
Great answer, Tom!
Considering that they are a "POWDER COATINGS & INKS" manufacturer, I am willing to bet that they know color theory backwards and forwards, so therefore I'd tend to trust the RGB gathered by the eyedropper sample from the PDF. The PDF standard by Adobe (another color-conscious company!) is very stable and handles colors well, both in CMYK and RGB.