Pantone extends Goe System

Pantone has introduced two new products that extend its Goe System - Goebridge coated and Color Cue 2.1.

Goebridge lets users visualise and evaluate how the solid colours in the Goe System will reproduce in CMYK on coated paper.

By providing conversion formulas for CMYK, sRGB and HTML in a single guide, Goebridge enables designers to repurpose projects for multiple colour spaces.

Color Cue 2.1 is the latest version of Pantone's portable colour identification device, which now includes the Goe coated and uncoated libraries, as well as the CMYK values from Goebridge.

Both products enable designers to work with the same familiar Pantone tools to which they have become accustomed to with the Pantone matching system and ensure consistent colour across design workflows.

Although many Goe colours can be successfully reproduced in a four-colour process, some cannot because of the inherent gamut limitations of process printing.

Goebridge displays all 2,058 Goe colours in a portable, fan guide format on coated stock alongside their closest four-colour process equivalent.

The CMYK values are provided for each process colour and sRGB and HTML values are included for the solid colours, extending the guide's multimedia capabilities to web design.

Color Cue 2.1 now features seven Pantone libraries.

Users have access to more than 11,000 Pantone colours for use in the architecture, interior design, graphic design and printing and publishing industries.

Color Cue 2.1 also includes a new LCD screen with configurable displays for easy viewing.

The device records the last 30 colours measured for later reference and is powered by a standard 9V battery that lasts for thousands of measurements.

In addition to the Goe library, Color Cue 2.1 also includes the Pantone Fashion, the Home Smart Colour System and the Paint and Interiors colour libraries.

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