The color spectrum of their most capable machines is full cmyk, or up to 6 million colors.

A different or separate image is needed for each CMYK color.

CMYK is a colour space that is specific to the print industry.

CMYK is the 4 colour process for printing full colour documents.

This is also known as the CMYK color model.

However, if you're doing a CMYK job, knock yourself out.

CMYK is the subtractive colour system most commonly used in printing.

Make sure that you use CMYK for all spot colours in process colour jobs.

We also need CMYK colour bars along the bottom of the sheet.

The following people were involved in the making of CMYK:

Four colour process images and graphics to be supplied as CMYK.

We can choose CMYK preview to see this in advance.

Finally, the file must be saved in CMYK color format.

One such use is standardizing colors in the CMYK process.

The CMYK screen values are provided for each colour.

Dot gain calculations are often an important part of a CMYK color model.

Data for color illustrations should be compiled, if possible, in CMYK mode.

Below are some CMYK colours that should only lower comprehension by a few points, yet still add interest.

The colors are printed in the traditional CMYK process.

If you don't know how your image is going to be used don't work in CMYK.

Newspapers and certain magazines will use web CMYK values.

Above are some CMYK mixes that are a good starting point.

Most final images are delivered on CD ready for high resolution cmyk printing or rgb web/multimedia use.

Pictures or logos must be in high resolution (300dpi) and split for CMYK.

Use the CMYK formula as specified for the logo.