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Goe System

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Goe System

A color system for the design and printing industry by Pantone Inc. Carlstadt, NJ (www.pantone.com). Introduced in 2007 and pronounced "Go," it comprises more than 2,000 new Pantone shades to ensure reproduction accuracy on digital color presses. The first completely new system offered by Pantone in more than 45 years, Goe includes interactive software and tools for graphic artists. The system works with the original PMS standard, long depended upon by print providers for matching colors. Early adopters of Goe included Xerox, HP, Quark Inc. and Electronics for Imaging. See PMS.



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The software also integrates the Pantone Matching System and Pan-tone Goe System Color Libraries.
5 Now Supports G7([R]) Proof-to-Print Process Control, ISO targets, CxF, and PANTONE Goe system
Available in a portable, fan-guide format, GoeBridge lets creatives accurately visualize and evaluate how the more than 2,000 solid colors in the PANTONE Goe System will reproduce in CMYK on coated paper.
 
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