For most printing conventional colour made up of cyan, magenta, yellow and black (CMYK) is quite acceptable. Where extra vibrancy and impact is needed Hexachrome maybe the answer. In the Hexachrome process the normal cyan, magenta, yellow and black colours of conventional printing are supplemented with orange and green. This means a much greater range of Pantones can be reproduced accurately, and pictures look much more vibrant and life-like.
There are currently no economical ways of proofing Hexachrome. We would always recommend a small print run to 'prove' the artwork before a large Hexachrome job is printed.
At present the only software to support Hexachrome directly are Quark Express or CorelDraw on either the PC or Mcintosh platforms.
See software and media formats for further information.
For most printing conventional colour made up of cyan, magenta, yellow and black (CMYK) is quite acceptable. Where extra vibrancy and impact is needed Hexachrome maybe the answer. In the Hexachrome process the normal cyan, magenta, yellow and black colours of conventional printing are supplemented with orange and green. This means a much greater range of 
would always recommend a small print run to 'prove' the artwork before a large Hexachrome job is printed.