Colour Printing Filters at Multimedia Glossary
What is it? Yellow, Magenta and Cyan filters used when making colour prints, in order render the colours correctly or as desired. They come in a range of density from 0.025 to 0.50.Multimedia Definition Added By: Nevaeh
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