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| Introduction | Index.html | 01. 00 | The fairy tale beauty of Color and the physical phenomena will be a part of this website. | 01 |
| . | Contents and Lay-out | 01. 01 | Contents and Lay-out of this Website about Colors. | 02 |
| Color Glossary | 01. 02 | A list of terms about color. (UNDER CONSTRUCTION) | 03 | |
| Ingredients | Light-Object-Observer | 02. 00 | The three ingredients of appearance recognition. | 04 |
| Spectra | Electromagnetic | 03. 00 | Electromagnetic radiation can be arranged in a spectrum, that extends from waves of low to very high frequencies. | 05 |
| . | Visible | 03. 01 | The visible spectrum arranged in the order red, orange, yellow, green, blue and violet. | 06 |
| . | Rainbow | 03. 02 | A rainbow is a natural spectrum, produced by meteorological phenomena. | 07 |
| . .. | Prism | 03. 03 | The first correct explanation of this phenomenon. | 08 |
| . | Sun | 03. 04 | The solar spectrum and the solar lines. | 09 |
| . | Interference | 03. 05 | Interference | 10 |
| Attributes | Hue | 04. 00 | Hue's form a color wheel. | 11 |
| Lightness | 04. 01 | Lightness changes vertically. | 12 | |
| Saturation | 04. 02 | Saturation varies horizontally. | 13 | |
| The Attributes as a Space | 04. 03 | Hue and Lightness and Saturation. | 14 | |
| Human Eye | Eye | 05. 00 | The Sensitivity of the rods is about 10.000 times as the cones. | 15 |
| Sensitivity | 05. 01 | Between 500 and 600 nanometers the human eye can differentiate about 7.5 million color shades. | 16 | |
| Whiteness | 05. 02 | Lets focus on Whiteness. | 17 | |
| Blindness | 05. 03 | Color-Blindness more correctly called color vision deficiency. | 18 | |
| Color Mixing | Additive Color Mixing | 06. 00 | Additive colors are light based. | 19 |
| Subtractive | 06. 01 | Most colors seen in ordinary experience, are caused by the partial absorption of white light. | 20 | |
| Complementary | 06. 02 | The relationship of complementary colors perceived as completing or enhancing each other. | 21 | |
| Color mixing in practice | 06. 03 | Part 1 Color mixing with white, gray and black. | 22 | |
| General Terms | Color Broadly Speaking | 07. 00 | Color broadly speaking. | 23 |
| Light Sources | 07. 01 | Light is created by heating objects to incandescence or by atoms or molecules being subjected to excitation. | 24 | |
| . | Color Temperature | 07. 02 | Blackbody and Color Temperature. | 25 |
| . | Color Symbolism | 07. 03 | The Symbolic Meaning of Colors. | 26 |
| References | 07. 04 | References Book and Work | 27 | |
| Color Spaces | 384 BC -1860 | 08. 00 | Inventors/Physicists/Mathematicians/etc. and a simple 2D or 3D color space from 384 BC to 1860 | 28 |
| . | 1860-1928 | 08. 01 | Inventors/Physicists/Mathematicians/etc. and a simple 2D or 3D color space from 1860 to 1928 | 29 |
| . | 1929-1955 | 08. 02 | Inventors/Physicists/Mathematicians/etc. and a simple 2D or 3D color space from 1929 to 1955 | 30 |
| 1955-1976 | 08. 03 | Inventors/Physicists/Mathematicians/etc. and a simple 2D or 3D color space from 1955 to 1976 | 31 | |
| How to measure | Spectrophotometer | 09. 00 | Spectrophotometer | 32 |
| Color Instruments | 09. 01 | ANCAL, INC, NEVADA, USA E-mail: ancal@pobox.com | ||
| . | Color Instruments | 09. 02 | MINOLTA CO., Ltd. PO BOX 1364, Maarssenbroek 3600 The Netherlands | 33 |
| . | Color Instruments | 09. 03 | X-Rite GmbH Stollwerchstraße 32 D-51149 Köln Germany E-mail: info@xrite.de | 34 |
| Color Scales | XYZ - Tristimulus | 10. 00 | The CIE originally defined the standard observer using a 2° field of view, hence the name 2° Standard Observer. | 35 |
| Hunter versus CIE | 10. 01 | Hunter scale versus CIE scale (still working on) Website: www.hunterlab.com E-mail: info@hunterlab.com | 36 | |
| CIE-1931 | 10. 02 | The CIE-1931Chromaticity Diagram | 37 | |
| CIE-1976 | 10. 03 | The CIE-1976 Chromaticity Diagram | 38 | |
| Color Effects | Constancy | 11. 00 | Different illuminants have different spectral energy distribution. | 39 |
| Metamerism | 11. 01 | A layman can recognize metamerism when two colored objects that match under one illuminant and fail to match under an other illuminant. | 40 | |
| Successive Contrast | 11. 02 | A number of colors following one another in order or sequence. | 41 | |
| Simultaneous Contrast | 11. 03 | Simultaneous as existing, occurring, or operating at the same time. | 42 | |
| After Images | Chromatic Adaptation | 12. 00 | After images (constant under construction) | 43 |
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