Scrunching my face at the differences between the image on my screen and the printout on the paper in my hand, the reason for the two systems commonly used for generating colors — RGB and CMYK ...

CYMK is the primary colouration mode for print media, like magazines. Descended from the RGB system, CMYK -- or four-colour printing -- uses combinations of cyan, magenta, yellow and black to ...

Just as CMYK is more popular in the printing world, RGB (Red, Green, Blue) holds the crown in the digital realm. So, the screen you’re using to read this is actually transmitting light to ...

Digital device screens use a combination of three colors: red, green and blue, or RGB. In contrast, printers use four alternate base colors: cyan, magenta, yellow and black, or CMYK.

Universal Printing has been in business for over 30 years, and when you’re doing something for so long it’s easy to forget that things we deal with day-in and day-out are completely foreign ...

Understanding RGB, CMYK and PMS For colors to be reproduced by printing presses, digital screens and dye manufacturers, they need to be standardized. Depending on the application, different ways ...

CMYK and RGB are the main and most common color models used by graphic designers. RGB is the model used when displaying colors on a monitor screen, and CMYK is used to display colors when printed on ...