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The first mistake of people who are far from the printing industry as a subject and place is to refer to the colors you see on the screen and expect the print to be as you see on the screen. We hope that this article, which we have created to minimize these mistakes and share our experiences with you, will provide you with some benefits. It would be more accurate to look at the differences. the colors used on the screen and the types and compositions of the inks used. the colors used on the screen consist of three different colors: red, green and blue RGB.

Other colors are created by combining these colors with the light intensity provided by the display technology. Therefore, three different colors and light intensities are used to create RGB, the color of your screen. These colors, which are mixtures of light and color, are brighter and more striking. the colors used in print are CMYK, which is a mix of four different colors: cyan, magenta, yellow and key. Colors mixed with thematically appropriate values appear duller than expected unless you use specific colors. The type of material printed on also affects the brightness of the colors. For example, if the paper you use is uncoated or matte-coated, it will look dull, but gloss-coated paper will not look dull. You can customize your print with the option of matt or glossy cellophane coating after printing.