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Re:How Pantone Is Still Turning Color into Money (2015) by rangibaby on Tuesday June 07, 2016 @11:00AM (#11854942)
They sell color books. You have to (according to them lol) buy a new one every few years because the samples fade and change over time.
Re:How Pantone Is Still Turning Color into Money (2015) by was_boring on Tuesday June 07, 2016 @11:43AM (#11855236)
Color fading is a real concern in many industries. I have an old munsell book (the standard for coloring dirt) from a retired geologist and it's no where near the color in new copies.
Re:How Pantone Is Still Turning Color into Money (2015) by keithly on Tuesday June 07, 2016 @12:01PM (#11855369)
TIL there's a standard for dirt color matching.
Re:How Pantone Is Still Turning Color into Money (2015) by rleigh on Wednesday June 08, 2016 @03:41AM (#11860656)
This is not surprising. The chemical compounds used for the colours will degrade over time, either from direct illumination, or degradation by oxidation, or some other process. This will lead to subtle change in the colours, and if you care about accuracy, you'll need to replace them.