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Hi everybody, Evan from PureButtons.com here with a brief overview of rich black values in the CMYK printing process. A lot of the time when setting up black in docHub Illustrator or or Photoshop, designers will set it to what is called 100k Black. This is equated as 0s in all of the colors except for black 100%. You can also just grab the darkest color out of the color picker and you get something like this: 75/68/67/90. But what we like is something called Rich Black and this is a value that we have created based on tests with our printers to produce the darkest, most natural-looking black value. This is 60% Cyan, 40% Magenta and Yellow, and 100% Black. This produces a rich black color that is not milky or too heavy. Finally, we have whats called Registration Black which is seen as 100 all the way across the board. NEVER USE REGISTRATION BLACK. What this does is it puts too much ink or pigment on the page, it can create printing abnormalities, with liquid based inks there can
