Color Science for Creative Pros: Science Proves that You Can't Always Reproduce Every Color You See
Color Science for Creative Pros: Science Proves that You Can't Always Reproduce Every Color You See
Have you ever taken a photograph of a beautiful spring flower, and wondered why the color looks different on your computer display, and then even different when you print it? Watch this tutorial to get the answer.
Creative professionals like Graphic Designers, Printers, Photographers and Illustrators have all experienced the frustration of trying to reproduce the color that they see. Understanding the science behind the biology of the human eye, the color spectrum, and primary colors will help explain which colors are possible to reproduce and which are not.
You'll see the difference between RGB and CMYK color modes, and how the two relate. This lesson is for you if your creating, printing or producing computer graphics, graphic design, web design, publication design, photography, illustration, or any visual print or digital media.
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