Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
traité en à-plat
English translation:
printed in a flat tint/color OR processed as a flat tint/color
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veratek
Jul 18, 2007 21:55
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French term
traité en à-plat
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Printing & Publishing
Certains procédés requièrent une version monochrome du logotype. Pour ces utilisations, le logotype ne comporte pas de nuance de gris. Le noir ou le blanc (selon la densité du fond) est alors traité en à-plat.
Proposed translations
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3 +1 | printed in a flat tint/color OR processed a flat tint/color | veratek |
4 | Printed using a solid [or Pantone/PMS] colour | Ian Davies |
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Jul 25, 2007 13:12: veratek Created KOG entry
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printed in a flat tint/color OR processed a flat tint/color
(without more context, I translated traité as printed, it could also be processed as, etc.)
flat color
Color that lacks contrast or tonal variation. Also called "flat tint."
Tint :
The colour resulting from a mixture of two or more colours, or a diversity of nuances of the same colour. A broken tint is a tint to which black or blue has been added. A flat tint is a tint occupying a certain surface and having the same nuance and same intensity throughout this surface. A half-tint is the intermediate tone between light and shadow.
FLAT COLOR Any color that is printed without being overlaid by another color. Flat colors are used instead of process colors on jobs involving a few plain colors. The colors are usually selected by Pantone color number. Two- and three-color advertising materials not involving photography are printed in flat colors. There is no overlaying of color dots or color trapping. The advantage of a flat color is its uniformity of color. Each color printed in a flat color requires its own ink and printing plate (or cylinder) on a press. See also PANTONE PROCESS COLOR SPOT COLOR TRAPPING
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writing error: (I left out "as" in the entry)
processed AS a flat tint/color
flat color
Color that lacks contrast or tonal variation. Also called "flat tint."
Tint :
The colour resulting from a mixture of two or more colours, or a diversity of nuances of the same colour. A broken tint is a tint to which black or blue has been added. A flat tint is a tint occupying a certain surface and having the same nuance and same intensity throughout this surface. A half-tint is the intermediate tone between light and shadow.
FLAT COLOR Any color that is printed without being overlaid by another color. Flat colors are used instead of process colors on jobs involving a few plain colors. The colors are usually selected by Pantone color number. Two- and three-color advertising materials not involving photography are printed in flat colors. There is no overlaying of color dots or color trapping. The advantage of a flat color is its uniformity of color. Each color printed in a flat color requires its own ink and printing plate (or cylinder) on a press. See also PANTONE PROCESS COLOR SPOT COLOR TRAPPING
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writing error: (I left out "as" in the entry)
processed AS a flat tint/color
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Printed using a solid [or Pantone/PMS] colour
solid colour is the opposite of process colour (ie 4 colour printing, whicgh uses CMYK or a mix of cyanm, magenta, yellow and black). It is a specific Pantone colour.
Example sentence:
Finally, offset printing ink is either the four process colors (cyan, magenta, yellow and black) or solid colors mixed using the Pantone(r) Matching System
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veratek
: Hello, I would not suggest introducing the Pantone in the term if it's not in the original because there are competing systems to Pantone, even if it is the standard
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