4 Colours vs. 6 Colours

Last week, I went to Heidelberg in Mississauga to print a test-form for a research project my group was conducting. We wanted to see how the addition of two colours to the CMYK process would affect the colour gamut as compared to the traditional 4-colour CMYK process.
Here's how our day went:


Heidelberg Speedmaster XL105 10-Color Press.


Here's Benny overseeing the plate-making process.


In goes the plate.


Pantone 347 C Green


Pantone 185 C Red


Black


Cyan


Magenta


Yellow


White


Here's Benny overseeing the printing process.


Here are the plates after the press-run.


Here's Benny posing with a fresh press-sheet.


Measuring the color bars


Our project was a big deal.


Okay bye!