Welcome to Corporate Color Printing, a full service business printer located in Orange County, California. We are a 25 year old company that was founded in 1981. The company was purchased by the current ownership team in 1999. We truly have an experienced staff of professionals that are fully committed to giving you personal customer satisfaction, not just customer service! Our philosophy has always been simple; take great care of you our customer, at any cost and treat them, as you would wish to be treated.

Now you can take advantage of our expertise with just a few clicks of the mouse. Whatever your needs are – from full color brochures to newsletters and catalogs – we can handle your project from design to shipping or mailing. From initial design to final delivery, it is all done in house. We can design, print, bind and mail all your marketing products, all under one roof. Why use multiple vendors, when it is so simple to work with a company that can do it all? We are eager to show you how easy it can be to work with us!

President and CEO, Michael Fredericks, guarantees your satisfaction. “Our goal is to provide a quality product at the lowest price possible, while treating every customer with the outmost care. The only way we continue to grow and thrive is by understanding our customer’s needs and delivering on those needs. That is why we guarantee all of our products!”

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Color printing is the reproduction of an image or text in color, rather than in black and white. There are different techniques used to reproduce color images and text. This article will discuss two of these methods and which process to use when.

Four-color process The four-color process is used to print items that have a full spectrum of colors, such as a color photograph. The four colors include three primary colors – cyan, magenta and yellow, along with black . Another full-color printing method, the six-color process, is newer and adds orange and green to the CMYK palette, which provides a bigger and brighter color range. The colors produced are known as process colors.