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...and, strictly speaking, the subtractive colors that closest match the typical human eye are cyan, magenta, and yellow -- the "CMY" of CMYK printer inks. Usi
by jcl 10y ago
...and, strictly speaking, the subtractive colors that closest match the typical human eye are cyan, magenta, and yellow -- the "CMY" of CMYK printer inks. Using red, yellow, and blue as subtractive colors gets you a big enough gamut for elementary school color mixing, but it won't give you as big a range of colors as CMY.
- bastijn 10y agoThese kind of comments is why I love this site. The guy was obviously 100% joking but the engineers in us are bound to reply nonetheless. It reminds me of a classic Dilbert. https://goo.gl/images/7DhC9f https://goo.gl/images/7DhC9f
- chrismorgan 10y ago… and we just add K because a separate black ink is cheaper and more precise.