Marti Maria schrieb:
It's probably not easy to associate them unambiguously with exac L*a*b* values, since e.g. one particular Pantone ink may show up with slightly different colors on different paper brands. And the rendering intent plays a role as well. It may be necessary to supply different L*a*b* values in the PCS for different rendering intents (e.g. relative colorimetric vs. perceptul) in order that the actually printed color will be the same.Hi,
I assume you want the simplest way, and really don't worry about exact precision. This is not an issue here, since pantone certification does NOT always tie colors names with exact Lab values.
Regards, Gerhard
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