lahutusvärvide
Lahutusvärvid, also known as separation colors, are a fundamental concept in color printing and graphic design. They refer to the primary colors used to reproduce a full spectrum of colors on paper or other media. The most common set of lahutusvärvid used in modern printing is cyan, magenta, yellow, and black, often abbreviated as CMYK.
In the printing process, a full-color image is broken down into separate plates, with each plate carrying
The concept of lahutusvärvid originated from the understanding of subtractive color mixing, where pigments absorb certain