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In lugnet.publish, Suzanne D. Rich writes:
> Here's a different type, one for print colors (CMYK). To read those
> color values, use something like Photoshop to sample inside framed
> boxes. some of these may be considered official, as well as the naming scheme.
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> http://www.baseplate.com/colors/gif-pic.html
Cool. Do you know the actual CMYK values, or are you saying that everyone
ought to do that sampling on their own??
I was at an ink manufacturer recently and they can take colors in either RGB
or CMYK but prefer the latter. (they also have spectrophotometers that you
can just put things under and get ink recipes from in one fell swoop. Tres cool)
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| (...) I'm assuming "CMYK" translates to something along the lines of Blue,Red,Yellow,Black? Or more appropriately "Cyan","Magenta","Yellow",K? (what the heck would K be?) If you had the CMYK values, could these be mathematically translated into (...) (23 years ago, 27-Jun-01, to lugnet.publish, lugnet.trains, lugnet.faq, lugnet.off-topic.geek, lugnet.cad)
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