CMYK
CMYK is a colour model used in colour printing, and it stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (black).
It's a subtractive colour model, meaning the colours get darker as they're mixed.
It is extensively used in the printing process, as it can produce a wide range of colours.
Adjusting the levels of CMYK can impact the final product's colour balance.
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