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RGB vs CMYK: Avoiding Color Shifts Before Going to Press

Written by Prepress Engineering Team • Category: Packaging Tips

RGB vs CMYK: Avoiding Color Shifts Before Going to Press

Designing in RGB color mode for digital displays and sending those files directly to an offset press is the #1 cause of muted, unexpected color reproduction.

Understanding Color Spaces

RGB (Red, Green, Blue) uses additive light suitable for computer monitors, while CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key/Black) relies on subtractive ink pigments on paper substrate.

Always convert your design project color mode to CMYK and specify Pantone spot codes for exact brand color matching.

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