What is RGB and CMYK ?
The RGB is refers to the primary Colours of light (Red, Green and Blue), which basically used in any digital device like computer screen , TV Screen , Mobile and Tablet.
The CMYK refers to the primary colours of pigment (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black), the natural Colours produced light While we Painting or Print on paper with the combination of CMYK inks.
Difference Between RGB And CMYK in Tabular Form
| SNo. | Basic Term | RGB | CYMK |
| 1. | Full Form | RGB Stands for Red, Green, and Blue. | CMYK Stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key or Black. |
| 2. | Numbers of Colours Used | 3 | 4 |
| 3. | Colour Bit Range | 8 bits Each from 0 to 255 | 8 bits Each from 0 to 255 |
| 4. | Possibility Colours | 255*255*255=16581375 | 255*255*255*255=4228250625 |
| 5. | Where It Use | LCD and CRT computer monitors and TV screens | Printed materials are produced using the CMYK colour model or digital printing |
| 6. | Model | Additive Model | Subtractive Model |
| 7. | Light | Transmitted Light | Reflected light |
| 8. | Image |  |  |
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