D.D. Williamson’s Expert Answer Series Interview With Dorn Color, Inc.

July 19, 2012 - PRLog -- How do two-dimensional color chip cards relate to three-dimensional systems like beverages? Cindy Gapter, Director of Technical Sales for Dorn Color, addresses the issue in a video interview for D.D. Williamson’s Expert Answer series. Dorn Color, Inc. has provided color samples and tools to help leading companies in various industries increase sales for over 80 years.

Gapter explains that a flat color chip, for example the type used to select house paint, is an opaque color.

How a chip “transfers into a transparent color. . .[of many] beverages is purely a judgmental thing based on the company themselves and how they translate color into their own product,” said Gapter.

To see the video interview, please visit:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cxd7zq9fUbw&feature=plcp



For more information on Cindy Gapter:
http://www.ddwilliamson.com/cindy-gapter

For more information on Dorn Color: http://www.dorncolor.com/


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