Did you ever wonder why colors in prints do not appear the same as the digital version? The compu…

Did you ever wonder why colors in prints do not appear the same as the digital version? The computer uses the RGB color model, which is an additive method. CMYK is a subtractive color method that is mainly used in physical commercial printing. Only a professional team working in graphics design and branding in Nagpur can help you convert your files without losing out on their color and vibrancy.

The screen creates all sorts of colors by emitting light of red, green, or blue. The commercial printing machines use Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key(Black) inks to print the design. Since the color range in CMYK method is limited compared to RGB, it cannot reproduce extreme colors like digital blues, greens, and neons.

Take note of the following points before sending any design file for printing.

• Ensure that your canvas color is set to CMYK color mode from the very start.
• Check your printed proofs while in neutral daylight.
• Use Pantone matching (PMS) to achieve brand color accuracy with great quality prints.

Avoid the hassle of costly re-prints by working with the right color space.