lisäväriprosessi

Lisäväriprosessi, often translated as the "additional color process" or "post-coloration process," refers to a technique used in various fields, particularly in printing and color reproduction, to enhance or modify the final color output. It typically involves adding extra ink colors beyond the standard CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, black) set to achieve a wider gamut or specific aesthetic effects.

This process is commonly employed in offset printing and digital printing to reproduce a broader range of colors than is possible with CMYK alone. For example, using spot colors like Pantone inks, or extending the CMYK palette with additional inks such as orange, green, or violet, allows for more accurate and vibrant color reproduction, especially for brand-specific colors or photographic images with subtle gradients.

In the context of digital displays, a similar concept might be applied through advanced color management systems or specialized display technologies that aim to produce a wider color space. The goal of lisäväriprosessi is to overcome the limitations of standard color models and deliver richer, more accurate, and visually appealing results. It requires careful calibration and profile management to ensure consistency and fidelity across different devices and applications. The effectiveness of the process depends on the quality of the additional inks, the printing or display technology used, and the expertise in color management.