I'm curious about the discussion in relation to
RGB and CMYK.
With GIMP I've modified and had printed loads add
large number here of photos I've taken and been
very happy with the outcome, as have the obviously
grin highly discerning people I've given the
photos to.
One of my work colleagues'
elliott-brennan wrote:
I've never been shown the difference (as in, here
are examples of a photograph) and I don't know if
most (the majority of) people would notice or care
either way.
The difference is mainly apparent when using shades
around black. That's a part of the printer's palette
On Monday 18 May 2009 13:45:48 Glen Turner wrote:
Also lacking in GIMP and Inkscape is support for spot
printing and multi-colour processes. PANTONE is the most
common of those process -- it is commonly used to print
logos onto things.
Yes. I've done a lot of work with old fashioned
Richard Ibbotson wrote:
On Monday 18 May 2009 13:45:48 Glen Turner wrote:
Also lacking in GIMP and Inkscape is support for spot
printing and multi-colour processes. PANTONE is the most
common of those process -- it is commonly used to print
logos onto things.
Yes. I've done a lot of work
