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1 online resource : illustrations (colour) |
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Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; Acknowledgments; Author; Introduction; Chapter 1: Introduction to Color Models; 1.1 THE RGB COLOR MODEL; 1.2 THE CMYK COLOR MODEL; 1.3 THE RYB COLOR MODEL; 1.4 OVERVIEW OF THE HISTORICAL PROGRESSION OF COLOR THEORY; 1.5 AN EXAMPLE OF COLOR THEORY APPLICATION; 1.6 CONCLUDING REMARKS; REFERENCES; Chapter 2: Review of Color Vision Principles; 2.1 VISIBLE LIGHT SPECTRUM; 2.2 HUMAN VISION FUNDAMENTALS; 2.3 TRICHROMATIC COLOR VISION; 2.4 OPPONENT COLOR THEORY; 2.5 TRICHROMACY, METAMERISM, AND COLOR CONSTANCY |
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2.6 LUMINOSITY2.7 CHROMATICITY; 2.8 COLOR VISION DEFICIENCIES; 2.8.1 Red Cone Color Deficiency; 2.8.2 Green Cone Color Deficiency; 2.8.3 Blue Cone Color Deficiency; 2.8.4 Color Monochromacy and Rod Monochromacy; 2.9 SIMULATING AND DESIGNING FOR COLOR DEFICIENCIES; 2.10 EXAMPLE OF APPLYING COLOR DEFICIENCY STUDIES; 2.11 PROBLEMS WITH THE RAINBOW COLOR MAP; 2.12 CONCLUDING REMARKS; REFERENCES; Chapter 3: Defining Color Gamut, Color Spaces, and Color Systems; 3.1 COLOR GAMUT; 3.2 COLOR SPACES; 3.3 COMMONLY APPLIED RGB COLOR SPACES; 3.4 COLORIMETRY |
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3.5 THE CIE XYZ COLOR SPACE AND THE CIE X-Y CHROMATICITY DIAGRAM3.6 CIE LUV AND CIE LAB; 3.6.1 CIE LUV; 3.6.2 CIE LAB; 3.7 THE MUNSELL COLOR SYSTEM; 3.7.1 Evolution of the Munsell Color Order System; 3.7.2 Geometry of the Munsell Color Order System; 3.7.2.1 Hue; 3.7.2.2 Value; 3.7.2.3 Chroma; 3.7.3 Munsell Color Scales and Digital Media; 3.8 HUE, SATURATION, AND VALUE (HSV) AND HUE, SATURATION, AND LIGHTNESS (HSL) COLOR SPACES; 3.8.1 The Challenge of Mixing RGB Lights; 3.8.2 Historical Development of HSV and HSL Color Spaces; 3.8.3 Geometry of HSV and HSL; 3.8.3.1 Defining Hue |
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3.8.3.2 Defining Saturation3.8.3.3 Defining Value; 3.8.3.4 Defining Lightness; 3.8.4 Comparison of HSV and HSL Color Spaces; 3.8.5 Example Color Selection Application Using HSV and HSL; 3.9 WEB COLORS AND HEX TRIPLETS; 3.9.1 Defining HEX Triplets; 3.9.2 HTML, CSS, and SVG Web Colors; 3.9.3 Web Safe Colors; 3.9.4 An Example of Color Capture and Web Color Selection with a Mobile App; 3.10 PANTONE COLOR MATCHING SYSTEM; 3.10.1 Evolution of the Pantone Matching System; 3.10.2 Supporting CMYK Color Printing; 3.10.3 Applying Color Theory Concepts with the PANTONE Studio App |
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3.10.4 Color Capture from a Digital Image with PANTONE Studio3.11 CONCLUDING REMARKS; REFERENCES; Chapter 4: Defining Color Harmony; 4.1 COLOR WHEELS; 4.2 STEPS IN CONSTRUCTING A COLOR WHEEL; 4.2.1 Geometry of the RGB Display Color Wheel; 4.2.2 Geometry of the CMYK Printers Color Wheel; 4.2.3 Geometry of the RYB Painters Color Wheel; 4.2.4 Comparing the RGB, CMYK, and RYB Color Wheels; 4.3 DEFINING HUES, TINTS, TONES, AND SHADES ON THE COLOR WHEEL; 4.3.1 Hues; 4.3.2 Tints; 4.3.3 Tones; 4.3.4 Shades; 4.4 WARM AND COOL COLORS ON COLOR WHEELS; 4.5 COLOR HARMONY; 4.5.1 Monochromatic Harmony |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
CIP data; item not viewed |
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Color -- Data processing
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Color in design
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Color computer graphics.
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Color vision.
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Information visualization.
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COMPUTERS -- General.
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Color computer graphics
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Color -- Data processing
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Color in design
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Color vision
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Information visualization
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781315350394 |
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1315350394 |
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9781498765503 |
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1498765505 |
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9781315331362 |
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1315331365 |
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9781315380384 |
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1315380382 |
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