Colors

[I Can Has Tamagotchi?]

I have a box of Coco Puffs and I was reading that little color thing with all the shaded they use. Magenta, Cyan, Yellow, K? Whats K? Just curious

 

[x_Lynn Chan_x]

It might be khaki or kelly green.

 

[xXStarlightXx]

I have no idea!

 

[GotchiGirl96]

I have no idea what you are talking about. What do you mean the thing where they tell you the colors? (sorry for being clueless lol)

 

[Becca Juice]

It's probably Khaki. I can't think of anything else at the moment.

Maybe you could google it, or something~

 

[bratztroxg]

Maybe it's 'Killer Oranges'?? This is a pointless topic!

 

[blue♣slip]

Khaki? All i can -think- of xD

 

[tama 3445521508]

What colors?? where on the box??

 

[tamagotchi_pal]

Kozakao. Duhh.

 

I made that up..

 

[DemonSlayer5050]

umm...idk but i suggest next time not making a topic out of it. it's really not something that big of a deal to discuss.

 

[redtama]

The little dots??? They show the colours on the box! :^D

 

[binary]

I have a box of Coco Puffs and I was reading that little color thing with all the shaded they use. Magenta, Cyan, Yellow, K? Whats K? Just curious

K is black. I'm guessing they use K instead of B to prevent confusion with blue.

There's a wikipedia article about it, here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CMYK

 

[Cinderpelt]

Yeah, I'm thinkin' it's black, the four colors that are used in your printer.

 

[ParentGuardian]

Koko puffs koloring.

No duhs.

XD

:3 nya

 

[tamagotchi_pal]

Koko puffs koloring.
No duhs.

XD

:3 nya

Oh.. YES.

 

[TamaMum]

They're the printers' marks. The standard printing colours used on all 4 colour packaging - not just on cereal packets are cyan, magenta, yellow and black.

Black is the "key" colour - that's why it is called K .... (traditional printer's decision - don't ask me why - they decided years and years ago what to call it and all printers know what it means )

If you want to know more, binary's link to the wiki definition is good.

If that's not enough information, then ... I guess you might want to think about 4 colour printing and reprographics as a career choice

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