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Six stations, ten colours: the Revoria PC1120
A side-by-side on the Fujifilm Revoria PC1120 — CMYK against six stations and ten colours, on the images that show the difference.
Six print stations and a ten-colour set is not a specification you can judge on paper. This film puts it side by side: the same leopard image in CMYK and again with the extended set. The orange is the giveaway.
The rest of the film is the harder test — skin tones across different complexions, and a white car on a red ground, where any weakness in the neutrals shows immediately.
If you are comparing presses on colour, this is the one to watch twice.
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