Oh for Chrissake!
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Hi folks,
I eventually want to physically print a comic book. The printer across the street basically said that commercial printing mean CMYK colors.
So, should I simply create and save my work in CMYK, or use RGB and then convert, assuming that the colors translate perfectly each time? Is there an advantage to either way? Disadvantage?
I'm just starting to learn about color in Pshop (and in general for graphics) and there is such a sh*tload of info it's scary. I'm glad I was smart enough to do my first comics in black and white a la Love and Rockets style so I could just focus on learning the tools. Learning color now seems more manageable and accessible.
OFC
I eventually want to physically print a comic book. The printer across the street basically said that commercial printing mean CMYK colors.
So, should I simply create and save my work in CMYK, or use RGB and then convert, assuming that the colors translate perfectly each time? Is there an advantage to either way? Disadvantage?
I'm just starting to learn about color in Pshop (and in general for graphics) and there is such a sh*tload of info it's scary. I'm glad I was smart enough to do my first comics in black and white a la Love and Rockets style so I could just focus on learning the tools. Learning color now seems more manageable and accessible.
OFC