Initially bringing in numerous objects of the same hue, we organised hundreds of objects upon a table starting with the chromatic value which we identified as the truest:
This seemed harder than first expected as after we thought we had identified the truest colour, we then change our opinion as the material of object, light and contrast between objects would alter this.
Other colours on the objects will have also created contrast of tone and hue making this even more difficult.
The chromatic values of several objects would change depending on your point of view.
We then had to colour match our objects using PANTONE. We first had to identify which set of PANTONE's would be closest to the material of the object. The solid matte set seemed most appropriate.
I realised the quality of PANTONE here as it results in the closest match possible, the swatch on the set will also be affected by light conditions, unlike digitally matching colour where the true colour of the object will be unable to be identified.
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| P201M |
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| P179M |
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| P205 |
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| P221M |
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| P185M |
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