Colour sequence

Colour sequence

The order in which inks are printed. With process colors, the sheetfed sequence is often black first, then magenta, cyan, and yellow last. The web sequence is often cyan, magenta, yellow, with black either first or last. Also called "laydown sequence" and "rotation". See illustration.

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