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Why are you using 'K' for black?

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Anonymous

14y ago
Updated: 8/20/2019

I presume you mean in the CMYK colour model. There are two reasons, partly to avoid confusion with the B for blue, but mainly the K doesn't stand for "black", it stands for "key" - in printing the cyan, magenta and yellow had to be aligned (or keyed) with the black.

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14y ago

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