And before I get the suggestion "just change your screens configuration to only reproduce colors visible on paper":
It's useful to be able to reproduce colors far beyond the range of print. Not everything IRL is colored by reflective pigments. From sunsets to iridescent birds, there's lots of colors and contrast ranges available in real life that your screen should accurately produce as well.
It's useful to be able to reproduce colors far beyond the range of print. Not everything IRL is colored by reflective pigments. From sunsets to iridescent birds, there's lots of colors and contrast ranges available in real life that your screen should accurately produce as well.