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almost always by the time the image gets to a monitor it will be an RGB format because thats the format that the monitors use so color spaces are a way of representing the colors in an image in a different way and a lot of high definition video uses ycbcr on the other hand by the time the colors get to a printer itll be in CMYK format because thats and format printers understand and thats the color of their links RGB stands to make green and blue and apart from being the format we talked about in velocity videos its also format used by monitors so if you want to show you something on the screen has been basically put into RGB format thats how much red we got how much proof we got and how much green if we got when you added colors together you get different colors and indeed when you had all the colors together you get white with you take away all the colors you get black thats different - lets say the way that printers work where if you had / colors together you get black beca