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Dec 12th 2002 | #82030 Report |
Member since: Nov 28th 2002 Posts: 350 |
what exactly is this? i know its a type of color setting but i dont get the difference. Im not new to photoshop but previously im only into gamer art so its not as nice as all the stuff you guys make. Any help would be appreciated
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Dec 12th 2002 | #82035 Report |
Member since: Mar 18th 2001 Posts: 1501 |
Cyan Magenta Yellow BlacK These are the 4 standard colors that are used in most common printing...Those are the proper names for the individual colors you see when you replace the cartridges in your inkjet printer. These are also the colors that are used on a standard commercial press to print photographic images from separate printing plates. This may help: http://www.cyberglitz.com/primer.htm |
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Dec 13th 2002 | #82049 Report |
Member since: Aug 10th 2001 Posts: 793 |
If you wonder, Yous should notice then the last Letter is K not B, if you follow the rule than all four letters is the first letter of each color then it should be a B and not a K. The reason is simple, In the printing procces the BlacK ink is the one who as the more details, often than not you can see more details form the black color than form any other (its also the last one to be printed). So the Black ink is also called the Key Color, this is why we put a K rather than a B. |
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Dec 13th 2002 | #82051 Report |
Member since: Nov 26th 2001 Posts: 2586 |
and B is used for Blue in RGB....
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Dec 13th 2002 | #82166 Report |
Member since: Nov 28th 2002 Posts: 350 |
so if i were to say...print an image i made a would want it in cmky?
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Dec 13th 2002 | #82167 Report |
Member since: Mar 25th 2002 Posts: 1143 |
Yes, unless you are using a fairly standard home printer, then you still want to use RGB.
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Apr 2nd 2003 | #98049 Report |
Member since: Apr 1st 2003 Posts: 9 |
okay, i see you guys are talking about using cymk for printing, but if i was just trying to create different graphics, and not print it out, is there a big difference in what setting i use. i've been using RGB, and it's been fine for me, just wondering if there is a big difference if you're not printing out an image.
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Apr 2nd 2003 | #98050 Report |
Member since: Mar 25th 2002 Posts: 1143 |
If you are not planning on printing your work then RGB is the colour space to choose. General rule of thumb is that there are a lot more colours possible with RGB then CMYK, less danger of going out of gamut. |
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