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Re: CMYK or RGB device
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Re: CMYK or RGB device


  • Subject: Re: CMYK or RGB device
  • From: Graeme Gill <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 02 Jul 2004 14:32:28 +1000
  • Organization: Color Technology Solutions

Robin Myers wrote:
projectors and LCD panels would qualify as RGB devices. Sometimes if the choice is between RGB and CMY color production systems, RGB comes out the loser. In an effort to make brighter LCD screens, many manufacturers have investigated using CMY filters for the reason that more of the spectrum is transmitted than with RGB filters.

More spectrum == brighter & less saturated.

I would imagine that most LCD screens get good saturation and reasonable
brightness because they are backlit with fluorescent lighting, that
emits bright, (relatively) narrow band RGB, even though the LCD filters are
broadband filters.

Graeme Gill.
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