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Relative colorimetric

“Relative Colorimetric” is one of four rendering intents in gamut mapping.

The white point of the original colour space is adjusted to that of the destination colour space, and all other colours are also shifted in relation to it. Colours that lie outside the destination colour space are moved to its edge (clipping).

This method is particularly suitable for achieving the most accurate colour reproduction possible when converting from CMYK to CMYK, or even from less saturated RGB images to CMYK, as long as the colour spaces are of similar size.

RGB

RGB stands for red, green and blue. Human colour vision is based on these colours.

Computer monitors and televisions each have red, green and blue light-emitting areas. If all three colours are turned on, we see white light. If all three colours are turned off, we see black.

The RGB colour system is based on additive colour mixing and used for self-luminous systems like monitors, etc..

RIP

A RIP is a raster image processor.

A RIP is normally understood as a software, sometimes also a hardware or a software / hardware combination, that converts Postscript or PDF data of a page description language into raster points or image files that a “imagesetter” can expose to a plate, film or a proof output.

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