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» Home » Graphics What
is RGB Color? The mechanisms in monitors and televisions project beams of light to fill every pixel on your screen. RGB is an additive system which means that when you add the three colors together, you get white. When none of the colors are present, you get black (or the absence of light). Images that you find on the Internet are in RGB mode or a variation of it called indexed color. Frequently you'll find that scans are created in RGB mode and that photos
are transported in this mode as well. The reason for this is that RGB
photo files divide the data between three "channels" (one for
each color) while CMYK photo files divide the color between four "channels."
Therefore, CMYK images are bigger files and take up more space on transport
media or a hard
drive. For best color accuracy though, images should be scanned in
the color mode of it's final use (CMYK for color printing and RGB for
on-screen viewing).
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GB
stands for the colors Red, Green and Blue. While 
