color communication

3 articles about this topic

18 August 2026

'Red' Is Seven Things at Once — and Why That Makes or Breaks Your Color Management

In a professional color process, 'red' is at least seven different things. Why that distinction is the foundation beneath reliable color management.

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28 July 2026

'Slightly Warmer' Is Not a Color Agreement — How to Specify Color for Your Supplier with Lab* and ΔE

You agree on color with a supplier not with words but with L*a*b* and ΔE. This is how you record color, tolerance and measurement conditions unambiguously — and avoid surprises at delivery.

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10 February 2022

Why You Should Remove 'Tint' From Your Vocabulary as a Color Professional

The word 'tint' has multiple meanings and causes misunderstandings in professional color communication. This article explains why precise terms like hue, saturation and lightness are essential.

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color communication

'Red' Is Seven Things at Once — and Why That Makes or Breaks Your Color Management

'Slightly Warmer' Is Not a Color Agreement — How to Specify Color for Your Supplier with L*a*b* and ΔE

Why You Should Remove 'Tint' From Your Vocabulary as a Color Professional

color communication

'Red' Is Seven Things at Once — and Why That Makes or Breaks Your Color Management

'Slightly Warmer' Is Not a Color Agreement — How to Specify Color for Your Supplier with L*a*b* and ΔE

Why You Should Remove 'Tint' From Your Vocabulary as a Color Professional

'Slightly Warmer' Is Not a Color Agreement — How to Specify Color for Your Supplier with Lab* and ΔE

'Slightly Warmer' Is Not a Color Agreement — How to Specify Color for Your Supplier with Lab* and ΔE