What is the difference between LCD and printed color difference?
General displays are subject to partial color.. And the display color is brighter.. So there must be a difference. The screen shows that there are differences between the RGB schema file and the CMYK schema file, which is usually printed in CMYK mode, and the pictures we normally browse on the web are in RGB color mode. So it's better to use PS software to view printed pictures.. Moreover, there are several color overprinting in printing, so the effect of printing is sometimes worse than that of the screen. RGB color patterns and ink jet printer color difference is much less. RGB color is the mixed color of three colors, inkjet printer is also four-color mixed with a dozen, so there is little difference. But because of ink jet printers or printing machines, color is a different story.
The screen is RGB simply three primary colors, each of which has 255 levels, namely the 255*255*255 so many colors, and printing CMYK four-color printing screen printing - so not so bright, so the design of the color mode to CMYK mode is good
There must be a difference in color. Generally, the printed items are slightly redder than what is seen on the LCD screen. Generally, the color in the print attribute is adjusted to the color in the display property, and the color difference is very small.
