CMYK
On calibration and colour management
Can you imagine working with images and being able to predict how it will look in print? That it will look about the same on different paper types as on an inkjet print? Fantasy? No, not really, you can do a lot to come close. Not that you won’t need my colleagues or me
Printing and Lithography
To print great images you need good photos. But that is not all, because photos are made of light. Printing you do with pigment on paper, the default being four colours. And four colour pigments (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black) only reproduce a limited amount of colours. Often even more limited by the choice of