Book Review: CMYK 2.0: A Cooperative Workflow for Photographers, Designers, and Printers

CMYK 2.0 is a professional guide to color management across different stages of work flow. As the title suggest, it's for photographers, designers and printers. It's really for those who are aiming at producing the best images they can on print, those who have tremendous pride in the job they do.

Rick McCleary is a professional. His understanding of the subject is amazing, and his explanation clear. This book is aimed at transferring that knowledge to the reader, letting him/her understand what he or she is doing and not just following.

There are chapters on tools, color management, CMYK, steps for conversion and experiences from others in the industry. In the chapter on conversion, it's a step-by-step tutorial with screenshots for easy following. This is real world colour management.

All the photos used in the book by Rick McClearly are shot by himself, and all are brilliant.

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