Ink matching system used universally by printers and designers. These inks are used as spot colors instead of, or in addition to, four-color process. Pantone inks are referenced by their individually assigned number. Also known as PMS colors. A common method for producing catalogs and magazines.
Perfect binding is most economical when producing pieces with high page counts and high quantities.
Unlike saddlewire, page count in a perfect bound book can vary although it is most cost-effective to produce books with page counts divisible by four. To review a project while it is printing. The designer or production manager can adjust color levels to make the piece look its best. To read layouts or proofs closely, usually against the manuscript, for the review of accuracy . A thin printed line.