Colour perception Flashcards

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what is colour?

A

a sensation that allows us to discriminate two unstructured surfaces of equal luminace

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what is trichromatic theory?

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colour perception is based on three main primary colours corresponding to three receptor types in the retina

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3
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what is mixing paints?

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subtractive colour mixing, removing light

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4
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what is switching lights on?

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adding light = additive colour mixing

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5
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what was the evolution of colour vision ~500 million years ago?

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rod opsin , s opsin and m/l opsin (only two differnetiated cones)

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what was evolution of colour vision ~50 million years ago?

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rod opsin, s opsin, mopsin and l opsin ( 3 differentiated cones)

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what is trichromacy?

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can see all colours

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what is dichromacy?

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cannot see all colours, colour deficient

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9
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three types of dichromacy and what they lack?

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tritanopic= lost sopsin
deuteranopic= lost m opsin
protanopic = lost l opsin
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10
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what is opponent processing theory?

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colour perception is based on the activity of three opponent systmes

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whta are the 4 stages of colour vision?

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three cone types, opponent processing, higher order mechnaisms and colour categories

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