RGB &CMYK
CMYK stands for cyan, magenta, yellow and black. If
printers are using a digital printing method, they would print colour on paper
using CMYK colours. This four colour mode that uses the colours cyan, magenta,
yellow and black in different amounts to create all necessary colours when
printing images. RGB stands for red green
blue. RGB is the colour scheme that is associated
with electronic displays, such as LCD monitors, digital cameras and scanners.
It’s an additive type of colour mode that mixes primary colours, red, green and
blue, it uses variety of different amounts to create different colours. Software
such as photo editing programs use the RGB colour mode because it offers the largest
range of colour. If the outputs on a computer, RGB is the way. In contrast to
if the piece will be printed, CMYK is usually the standard and the best option.
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