Why can a bright screen color disappoint on paper?
A screen sends light toward you; printed paper returns some of the light falling on it. RGB light and CMYK process inks therefore build color differently, with limits that can change how a design looks.
Questions you could explore
- Why can white mean adding screen light but leaving white paper unprinted?
- Why can two devices fail to reproduce the same color?
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- AdobeAbout color modes
Adobe explains additive RGB, subtractive CMYK, and color-gamut differences; not all printing uses only four inks.
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