Helen B
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Remember that there is no single 'RGB space' and no single 'CMYK space' - each has to be defined by a particular space, such as sRGB or US Web Coated (SWOP) CMYK. Different RGB spaces and different CMYK spaces have different gamuts. It would be perfectly possible for one particular CMYK space to be larger than one particular RGB space.
It's difficult to represent the extent of a colour space in two dimensions, thus the use of wireframes and gamut volumes etc. If there are any sets of comparisons you would like me to make I can produce the diagrams for you (like the one I produced for my previous post).
Regards,
Helen
It's difficult to represent the extent of a colour space in two dimensions, thus the use of wireframes and gamut volumes etc. If there are any sets of comparisons you would like me to make I can produce the diagrams for you (like the one I produced for my previous post).
Regards,
Helen