colour management system

colour matching system used in Europe for paints, coatings and plastics

proprietary colour space used in a variety of industries

abbreviation for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (Black), which are the four ink plates (used in the subtractive color model) used in the printing process to create a full range of colours.

additive colour model for electronic systems that uses the primary colours red, green and blue

colour space that specifies colours based on hue (basic colour), chroma (colour intensity), and value (lightness)

standardized colour index system of the US government

standardized paint colour matching system used in Australia

standarized colour matching system used in the UK

standarized colour matching system used in the UK

proprietary natural colour system (NCS) allowing for accurate cross-industrial colour communication by a three-dimensional colour space that specifies colours based on six elementary pure colours, the hue and nuance.

standardized colour chart used in Japan for paint, coatings and related industries

system for naming colors used in the USA based on a set of 13 basic color categories and a small set of adjective modifiers

colour model for computer graphics based on hue, saturation and value

colour model for computer graphics based on hue, saturation, lightness

proprietary colour system for coated and uncoated paper that contains 120 spot colours and 3520 tones

term indicating addtional value options