chapter 5 Flashcards

1
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how does mixing color work?

A

light sources
pigments

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2
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light sources

A

objects that generate electromagnetic energy in the visible spectrum

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3
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pigments

A

objects that reflect light from light sources

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4
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subtractive color mixing

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mixture of pigments- the wavelengths of the two pigments act like filters when they combine

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5
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additive color mixing

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a mixture of lights- the wavelengths of the two lights add together to form a new color

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6
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what are the three different types of cones

A

S M L

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7
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rob NOTATION

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each red, green, and blue part of a pixel are assigned to a value between 0 and 255

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8
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trichromatic theory of color vision

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three types of photoreceptors help us discriminate colors

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9
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does the visible color spectrum ever stop?

A

no, it is continuous

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10
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basic color terms

A

single words that are used to describe a color- meaning is agreed upon by speakers of a language

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11
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culture relativism

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the idea that basic perceptual experiences can be shaped by cultural history of the individual

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12
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color constancy

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the same physical colors can be perceived differently depending on scene content and prior experience

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13
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color contrast illusion

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a color perception effect in which the color of one region induces the opponent color in a neighboring region, increasing the contrast between two nearby colors

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14
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color/negative afterimages

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we adapt to the colors that are viewed in short periods of time, when these colors are removed we see the opponent colors

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15
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color constancy

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the tendency of a surface to appear the same color under a wife range of light sources

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16
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color mixtures of light are _________

A

additive

17
Q

color mixtures of pigments are ______

A

subtractive

18
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human color vision is _____

A

trichromatic

19
Q

color perception is greatly influenced by _______

A

top-down processes (context and recent experience)