Color produced by light falling onto a surface, as compared to subtractive color.

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• The subtractive primaries, or process colors, used in four-color printing.
• The process of mixing red, green, and blue light to achieve a wide range of colors, as on a color television screen.
• A strip of color blocks or tonal values on film, proofs, and press sheets, used to check the accuracy of color registration, quality, density, and ink coverage during a print run.
• Paper that, due to mistakes or accidents, must be thrown away instead of delivered printed to the customer, as compared to waste.
• One of the four standard colors used to produce full-color photos and artwork: Cyan (blue), magenta (red) yellow or black.
• Coding formats (size, leading, color, etc.) that can be applied instantly to selected text in desktop publishing programs.
• A grayed color.
• Pure color.
• Colors that are side by side on the color wheel.
• The use of line, color, or a motif in more than one place in a composition