Good Value for a True Red

[LMSigns24]

Since I can't use my Roland colors in a gradient, I need a good value for a true red. It always looks orange when i do not use rolands colors.

 

[TwoNine]

I'd like to go ahead and apologize before I type anything else as I have NOTHING constructive to add to this...."Sorry."

Now - I must say I had to literally laugh out loud when I read the title of this. If there is even such a thing as "true red" I have no idea how to get there....Just caught me as pretty funny. It's like seeing 3M's "Perfect Match Red"...makes me laugh every time.

I see it all perfectly in my head....Customer: "Can you match this color for me" ; Me: "Sure...That's easy. It's red so....lemme find........HERE it is....Perfect Match Red!"

What do you mean it's not the same color?..


Okay - that's all....
Over.

 

[J Hill Designs]

I always start by trying RGB red (255:0:0) prints extremely vibrant on my system

 

[Mike F]

I always start by trying RGB red (255:0:0) prints extremely vibrant on my system

+1, also make sure "Preserve Primary Colors" is checked off under color management in VersaWorks.