> In theory, the combination of CMY at 100% (100,100,100) creates black, In practice it creates a muddy brown due to limitations of toner (and ink) secondaries.
Does anyone know why this is?
> "K" is used for black to avoid confusion with Blue and because the black component is the "Key" for a set of color separations
I always assumed it was just because "K" is the last letter in "black" — apparently not!
Does anyone know why this is?
> "K" is used for black to avoid confusion with Blue and because the black component is the "Key" for a set of color separations
I always assumed it was just because "K" is the last letter in "black" — apparently not!