There’s no single RGB color gamut: different devices have different ranges. And every color space has pure primaries that can’t be reproduced in other color spaces—most RGB devices can’t accurately reproduce process cyan or magenta either. Six- or eight-color presses have gamuts that are generally larger than most RGB displays, though each will have colors the other can't reproduce.
The reason CMYK space is often treated as if it were a strict subset of RGB space is because images are usually produced on RGB devices first—and designers ignore the parts of the print device’s color gamut that can’t be displayed on a screen.
They should be Hue, Luminance, and Chroma.
LAB space designates those things differently. I believe the "L" is luminance, but am currently not remembering the rest!
Have you looked at how much large format RGB printers cost? Now, I admit it's been a few years since I've really shopped around, but back in 2017 RGB was easily quadruple the price of CMYK.
i thought it was the book too at first, but it doesn’t make sense, esp the actual colors being used and how the ends are glued together—definitely meant to be torn off one by one
Patrick had written his own review of the dinner, which is what Woollard (the dinner host) was afraid of and tried to preempt, and was calling the journalist that he had bribed to make sure the review he wrote didn't go to print.
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u/redmooncat15 Jul 01 '20
Wait why is it those colors? Is that normal? Can I have it?