Is there an easy way to generate a list of CMYK color values that will appear identical to the human eye under 589nm light?

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ubermeisters , 8 months ago

This question covers a wide gamut

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Honestly, go ask Bing Chat/GPT4. It’s pretty good at generating leads on where to look, if not direct code for you.

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elvith , 8 months ago

This is “ask science”, not “ask hallucinating charlatans”

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