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CMYK VS. RGB
CMYK - Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black
Four-color printing process that uses the aforementioned inks. It is also
known as subtractive color, or process printing. All color
work submitted to APS must be saved as a CMYK file.
RGB - Red, Green, Blue
Color process used by computer displays. The presence of all three colors
as light waves is perceived by the eye as white; the absence of light is
perceived as black. This is also known as additive color. RGB color
is very different from CMYK color. The range of colors that can be generated
by RGB mode is much larger than those that can be generated by CMYK.
Please note: although graphics created and saved in RGB display well in
electronic media such as the Web, screen displays, and CD-ROM products, they
can never be used in print products. All work submitted in color must be in
CMYK.
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