CMYK model
[ˈsiː.ɛm.waɪ.ˈkeɪ ˈmɑː.dəl]
nounmasculinepl: CMYK models / modelos CMYK
modelo CMYK
1. A subtractive color model used in color printing that combines cyan, magenta, yellow, and black (key) inks to reproduce a wide range of colors
The CMYK model is essential for professional printing because it reflects how physical inks combine on paper.
O modelo CMYK é essencial para impressão profissional porque reflete como as tintas físicas se combinam no papel.
2. The standard color space for printing processes where colors are created by subtracting light using pigments or inks
Before sending your design to print, make sure to convert it from RGB to the CMYK model.
Antes de enviar seu design para impressão, certifique-se de convertê-lo de RGB para o modelo CMYK.
The CMYK model is a fundamental concept in the printing and graphic design industries in both Brazil and the United States. Professionals must understand the distinction between CMYK (for print) and RGB (for digital displays) to ensure color accuracy. In Brazil, this terminology is widely used in design schools, advertising agencies, and print shops. The term is typically used in its English acronym form across both Portuguese and English-speaking markets.
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