My explanation may be confusing to you, but it is certainly not confused. I did not confuse additive and subtractive primaries, and I clearly know the differen

My explanation may be confusing to you, but it is certainly not confused. I did not confuse additive and subtractive primaries, and I clearly know the difference. It is my job to know the difference. I have profiled everything from litho presses, to numerous ink jets, displays of every kind, scanners, cameras, and light-jet photographic emulsion printers. It just so happens that the same essential principles apply to either. Both reflective and emissive color gamut can be expanded by adding non-primary colors. People tend to understand ink on paper better than they understand light. I used it as a point of comparison. Furthermore, color printing is no more "mixing" inks than display technology is "mixing" LEDs, LCD cells, or CRT phosphors. Discreet cells. Discreet dots. Same principle.