Question

Nick is working on a new graphic for one of his company’s clients and is having an issue with the color on his screen. The client wants the graphic to include a very bright red color, but Nick can’t seem to find the right color on his screen. He seems to have the color perfect on the screen, but when he tries to print the graphic, the color seems to fade. He has checked the printer, and it works fine.

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What will help Nick see on the screen the color that he is printing?

Answer 1

Answer explained below

Step-by-step explanation:

This might be because Nick is working on an OLED display. OLED screens light up the screen based on individual pixel, so they have a very high contrast ratios. Images have deeper blacks and shadows, and the colours are pure.

To see the actual colour, Nick can shift to LCD display. They have a lesser contrast ratio and will denote the colour that will be printed on the paper.