Have you experienced a case where the color computer wants to double the batch size and add a ton of white to correct a batch? Or maybe it's adding some red and you think the color is already too red? A common complaint about color matching software is that it gives bad answers or impractical adds to correct the color of a batch.
Well...this frequently happens when a minor colorant is overshot in the batch and the only way the computer knows to correct it is to dilute it out by adding all of the other colorants. Remember, the color computer is always trying to go for the perfect match or DE=0.00. Often times this is not the "perfect answer" in the practical world. The colorist is frequently able to accept a small color difference if he can fix the batch with the add of one colorant, or a small add of two colorants. In these cases, using the manual correction features of OnColor can solve the problem by giving you control with practical choices on how to adjust the color of a batch.
