duotone + spot vs 4-color

• epigraph

  Hello! I know it would be more expensive than 4-C, but would there be any print quality advantage if this logo was printed as a duotone + spot color for the text?

  I'm thinking I could get more vivid colors with crisper definition.

  

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• monospaced0

  Yes, the quality would be higher as there would be fewer tints.

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  • <<< what he be saidutopian

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• epigraph0

  thanks

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• stewart0

  have a printshop that prints with an fm screen.

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  • full color with fm screen. do it.stewart
  • I'll look into that thanksepigraph

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• spendogg0

  this logo tells me that they love to take blurry pictures

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• bored2death0

  What's a duotone + spot color?

  Just say 3 color.

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  • hah, I was thinking the same thing.Josev
  • you say dihygrogen monoxide I say hydrogen hydroxideepigraph

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