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My first thoughts are that colors tend to change and degrade over time, and when wet color inks tend to bleed more easily than black ones, I don't see something
by zxcvbn4038 4y ago
My first thoughts are that colors tend to change and degrade over time, and when wet color inks tend to bleed more easily than black ones, I don't see something like this being used in an industrial setting. It seems more like a novelty.
- IIAOPSW 4y agoYeah but we are talking about just 1 bit per color channel (8 colors, 1 for every on/off combination of RGB). I buy that colors bleed and fade, but surely they don't fade to the point where an entire channel disappears.
- bradknowles 4y agoYellow will definitely fade to something that is much less perceptible. Since it's a primary color in the CMYK space, this is an issue with any kind of multi-color process printing.