How do you handle true color printing in your designs

[Timgab]

If you are someone like me who love to use the RGB cokor pallette to make designs, you will likely encounter some true color challenges when going for printout aspects.

My simple method of going around this trick is to make design with rgb pallette, while saving for printing I use the cymk pallette and make adjustment such contrast, intensity and so on for temporary format like pdf, jpeg, png or whatever.

How do you go about yours? or do you just go for cymk as to avoid true color challenge in printing?

 

[Monster Masterpiece]

You do not require all that and go for palette color as there are a lot of tips on the internet about which color is more convenient to the other color without needing much head ache from graphics that do this before you.

 

[Bilal]

I've always struggled with getting my colors right when I print my designs. It's tough moving from RGB on my computer to CMYK for printing without losing the bright colors I love. I used to try fixing it by messing with the colors and brightness myself, hoping it would look okay when printed. But, honestly, it never really worked out how I wanted. So, I decided to get some help from a custom prepress production service. They showed me how my designs would look printed with both digital and physical samples, which was a big change. They helped me tweak my designs so the printed versions looked just as good as they did on my screen.