the OEM drivers are not RGB. they are a piece of software that are in a sense proprietary data converters. they take RGB input data and automatically under the hood convert it to the printer's native language CMYK.
a better way to say this. the printer driver is integrating (interfacing) RGB to CMYK. then passing the CMYK data to the printer. the printer can not in and of itself read RGB. it can only read CMYK.
the printer has to have an interface to the outside world that interface is the printer driver. whether it is the OEM driver or the RIP's printer driver. the printer has to have an interface.
the OEM drivers are not RGB. they are a piece of software that are in a sense proprietary data converters. they take RGB input data and automatically under the hood convert it to the printer's native language CMYK.
a better way to say this. the printer driver is integrating (interfacing) RGB to CMYK. then passing the CMYK data to the printer. the printer can not in and of itself read RGB. it can only read CMYK. the printer has to have an interface to the outside world that interface is the printer driver. whether it is the OEM driver or the RIP's printer driver. the printer has to have an interface.
the OEM drivers are not RGB. they are a piece of software that are in a sense proprietary data converters. they take RGB input data and automatically under the hood convert it to the printer's native language CMYK.
a better way to say this. the printer is integrating (interfacing) RGB to CMYK. then passing the CMYK data to the printer. the printer can not in and of itself read RGB. it can only read CMYK. the printer has to have an interface to the outside world that interface is the printer driver. whether it is the OEM driver or the RIP's printer driver. the printer has to have an interface.
the OEM drivers are not RGB. they are a piece of software that are in a sense proprietary data converters. they take RGB input data and automatically under the hood convert it to the printer's native language CMYK.
a better way to say this. the printer is integrating (interfacing) RGB to CMYK. then passing the CMYK data to the printer. the printer can not in and of itself read RGB. it can only read CMYK. the printer has to have an interface to the outside world that interface is the printer driver. whether it is the OEM drive or the RIP's printer drive. the printer has to have an interface.
Jul 01, 2020 at 08:12 PM
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