The process principle of CMYK Printing is based on the theory of the three primary colors of light and the absorption principle of pigments.
In CMYK Printing, the colors we used are Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Key, or CMYK, which can be used in different proportions and superimposed to create a variety of colors. While printing, we use the original image to broken down into four color channels, which corresponding to a color. Then, by controlling the amount of ink in each color channel, we superimpose the color on the printing medium layer by layer. Finally, a complete color image succeed.
