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Posted By: Julie Vognar
I was standing in line with a gentleman at Tri Star, and he told me that the N162s used a 12-color process, and the T206s an 8-color process. I had always (possibly foolishly) believed that lithographs were made with 4 colors--adding green to the three primaries. |
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