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Pantone

Pantone is a brand of color matching system known as Pantone Matching System (PMS). The company was founded in 1962 by Lawrence Herbert.

Pantone

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  • Love Pantone

    Love Pantone. Always nice to get out all the colors to mix and match. Did you know that in Europe (at least in the Netherlands) a company is trying to get the sole ownership of using magenta? Ridiculous. People have started a website to fight it: www.freemagenta.nl. I would say: every color of the spectrum should be free to be!

    sandydr, Netherlands - 27 November 2007

  • I see Pantone

    With Pantone my colour selection for design is credible. Final print is predictable and effective. Whenever I think in colour, I see Pantone. With Pantone I am sure about my colours.

    Unnikrishna, India - 22 November 2007

  • Pantone will have done it before

    When I was small, they existed in 8 colors, not more. Now I work in design and the colors are in the thousands. Whenever I choose a color, I always choose Pantone in Illustrator or Photoshop. Surely if I invented a color, Pantone will have done it before.

    cristián, Chile - 05 November 2006

  • Good, but patchy

    Good, but patchy in its spectrum (reg. CMYK). Lame in customer service - a brand that has no telephone number. A product that theoretically works until you use a different paper stock.

    Erik, United Kingdom - 23 February 2005

  • An alphabet of color

    For all folks that say they hate it; you're just a bunch of haters that don't know Pantone. That's like saying you don't like the existence of the alphabet or languages. Pantone is a standard in color code systems which makes communications on colors very easy. I think the only reason to dislike Pantone is price; it's a pricey tool, but well worth it!

    Dirk, Netherlands - 04 August 2004

  • A must have

    The Pantone matching system celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2003. It's a must have for every designer all over the world. Who doesn't love color!?

    Susumu, Mexico - 22 October 2003