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Brochures have become vital in today’s workplace, serving a wide variety of purposes. Some are quite complex and others are simpler; color brochure printing is one of the simpler options. It usually refers to printing using only a single color. Because brochures are extremely versatile in both content and use, a process that uses only one color for both text and images is a popular choice for uncomplicated brochure printing jobs.
Color brochure printing is often enlisted when there is a cost limitation, or if the job doesn’t require multiple colors. Brochure printing companies will usually provide a clear explanation regarding your color options and prices, so you that will know exactly when color printing is right for you.
You can print a single color brochure at any company that prints brochures or at your local copy store. You can successfully print a single color brochure from a laser or inkjet printer, since the one-color process often does not present the same issues as the four-color process, such as image color quality and color resolution. If your job is very small and you choose to print from a small laser or inkjet printer, you can always take the sheets to a bindery or copy center to have them folded.
In color brochure printing simple images are recommended, as detail is often lost with when there is only one color. Line drawings are frequently used in single color jobs.
Color brochure printing or single color printing can be very inexpensive, especially if you use a standard weight and color paper and have a high print run; most printers have clearly marked standard options in their price lists. Remember that the more you print, the lower your cost.
Color brochure printing is an excellent choice if the brochure is being produced for basic information and communication, with less emphasis on visual appeal, thereby eliminating the need for heavyweight, high-gloss papers and multi-colored images, all of which come at a much higher cost. Finding and learning about brochure color printing and its advantages should be an educational journey, no matter how small or inexpensive the job.
by Max Bellamy
