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XC-540MT Metallic Silver Guide 2/1/2010 Page 7 of 19

1-6 Adding partial Metallic effects in a CMYK object – 1

1. Place an object specified with [RDG_MetallicSilver] onto a base object with CMYK.

Base object with CMYK

he object with "CMYK" and "RDG_MetallicSilver".

Duplicate any part of the object that

you would like to apply the metallic

effect, and specify it with

[RDG_MetallicSilver].

Set up another layer for the Metallic

Silver object, and overlay it on the

CMYK layer.

2. As a result, the part which the Metallic Silver object is overlayed will be printed with metallic and CMYK color.

The result of "CMYK" + "RDG_MetallicSilver" printing. (Image)

[Reference] In cases where the metallic mixed with CMYK is used, the print result may vary depending on print settings, such

as media types, or density of the [RDG_MetallicSilver]. Please adjust those parameters if necessary.

1-7 Adding partial Metallic effects in a CMYK object - 2

1. Place an object specified with some of the 12 [Roland Metallic Color] onto a base object with CMYK, as explained

previously in the above section 1-6. In this example RVW-MT-Violet and RVW-MT-Blue are used.

Base object with CMYK

2. As a result of printing, the spot colors of [Roland Metallic Color] are not affected by the base CMYK layer even though

they are overlayed

The print result of [CMYK] + [RDG_MetallicSilver] (Image)

[Note] It is possible to work with a single layer, but it is recommended to separate the layers by spot colors such as

MetallicSilver, and CMYK in order to avoid unpredictable errors.

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