CMYKpainovärit
CMYKpainovärit, or CMYK colors, refer to the subtractive color model used primarily in color printing. The acronym stands for cyan, magenta, yellow, and key (black), which are the four primary inks used in the four-color process of offset lithography. This model works by combining varying amounts of these inks on a white background to create a wide spectrum of colors through the absorption of light.
In contrast to the additive RGB (red, green, blue) model used in digital displays, CMYK relies on
CMYK is widely employed in professional printing industries, including magazines, newspapers, packaging, and commercial signage. However,
The color gamut of CMYK is generally narrower than that of RGB, meaning it cannot reproduce the