Color System

ကာလာ အရောင် မှာ အပြော အများဆုံး က RGB & CMYK ပါ။ သူ့နောက်မှာတော့ Pantone/PMS & RAL ပေါ့။

System ModelPrimary UseDescription
RGBAdditive (light)Digital screens, web, computer monitors, TVsCombines red, green, and blue light to create colors; used for digital media.
CMYKSubtractive (pigment/ink)Printing (magazines, brochures), some at-home printersUses cyan, magenta, yellow, and black inks (key) on a white surface; colors get darker when mixed.
RYBSubtractive (pigment/paint)Traditional art, painting classesThe historic artist’s color model using red, yellow, and blue as primary colors.
Pantone Matching System (PMS/FHI)Spot ColorBranding, packaging, textiles, product design, paintsA standardized system with specific, pre-mixed colors identified by unique numbers to ensure global consistency across materials.
RALSpot ColorCoatings, architecture, construction, automotive industryA popular European standard, primarily for defining standard colors for powder coating, varnish, and plastics; uses a 4-digit code (RAL Classic).
NCSPerceptualArchitecture, interior design, manufacturingThe Natural Color System is based on how humans perceive color (hue, saturation, brightness) and is used globally as a logical standard.
MunsellPerceptualColor science, specific industrial use (e.g., soil, beer)Organizes colors into a 3D solid based on hue, value (lightness/darkness), and chroma (saturation/brightness).
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CMYK for Print

RGB for Web & Screen / Digital

RGB

Pantone for Color Accuracy

RAL Colors for Coatings

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Snowball | Color Systems: CMYK, PANTONE, RGB and RAL explained