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Now Red, Green, and Blue colors are termed 'additive' colors.
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But all three images are bright for the white patch near Note how the 'Red' image is much brighter to display a rose, than the other Of the three values forming a single pixel, or point of color, to beĮach of the three arrays of values are known as a channel, which is simplyĪ gray-scale image representing the amount of light to create for just one ofįor example here are the red, green, and blue components of a rose image. Images can thus be stored as an 3 arrays values, with each Red, Green, and Blue, that will fool us into thinking we are seeing something So RGB color space is really a way of representing images using three values 'movement' rather than any sort of sensible image!įor more information see Wikipedia, Color Vision and Wikipedia, Color.
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To a bull,Ī monitor's 50/60Hz update cycle, would probably look like a blaze of A bullįor example, can not see red, but blue-violet and green wavelengths, butĪ flapping cap would show as a blaze of a 'movement' color. Also some animals see movement far better than any specific color. SomeĪnimals have 4 color sensors, while others only have one (black and white) or Image, than the near perfect color we humans are fooled into seeing. More than likely theseĪrtificial images would probably look more like a rather horrible false color Have sensors for ultra violet, as such to them our printed images, TVs, andīillboards would probably make very little sense. This sensor is also probably the reason why sRGB colorspace (seeīelow) has an odd linear component for very dark colors in it.ĪSIDE: Other animals have different sensors to us. This is why night time looks monochromatic, and moon light isĪll grays.
Light detector, which is used for night vision, when cone sensors no longer Note we actually have a forth vision sensor, but it is not color, but a low
Though strictly speaking violet is a specific frequency we do react to, mostlyīy blue, and very slightly by the other two sensors. Specific wavelength, but only as a mix of at least two color frequencies, In a similar way blue-red (purple) colors do not actually exist as a single We just can not tell theĭifference between a pure yellow, and a mix of red and green light. Our color sensors see the same intensity as it would forĪ pure yellow light, and as a result we see yellow, even though in reality weĪre really seeing two different color frequencies.
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That means a TV or computer display is actually fooling us into seeing yellowīy the monitor emitting just the right mix of red and green light, rather thanĪctual yellow light. Rainbows would in fact show 'gaps' in it. If ourĬolor sensors were strictly pure red and green detectors, we would not see any Light, we actually sense the light using both red and green sensors. Each of our color sensorsĪctually respond to a range of wavelengths. However it isn't quite as simple as that either. Is generally all about Red, Green, and Blue, or RGB. The later is why we see only greyĬone Cells, the graph right which is the response of a typical human eyeīecause of this we only sense the world in terms of Red, Green and BlueĮlectromagnetic wave lengths, and this is why images and image processing Basically in ourĮyes we have special sensors for Red, Green, Blue, and a minor lesser sensorįor peripheral and low light conditions. We see color because ourĮyes sense the physical world in very special limited way. In the physical world color is actually an illusion. To really understand color, you need to know exactly what color is. In the next section we will look at more general global modification of the Individual points and how they are represented is what we will look at in this
Raster Images, which is what ImageMagick deals with (in general) basicallyĬonsists of an array of individual points or pixels of color. The LCH ColorWheel Replacing Colors in an Image (replacing specific colors).Processing Real Images Color Specification.Other Color Spaces Gamma Correction and sRGB Colorspace.Index ImageMagick Examples Preface and Index What is to Color
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