Color Vision Topic 2: History of Color Vision. About the Author Professor: Cambridge President: International Color Vision Society (ICVS) Research interests.

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Color Vision Topic 2: History of Color Vision

About the Author Professor: Cambridge President: International Color Vision Society (ICVS) Research interests visual perception of colour, motion, form and depth genetic basis for individual variations in perception nature of the information carried by the cerebral bus history of neuroscience and of colour theory

A few terminologies Visible spectrum Trichromacy: Color mixture Color matching Color constancy

Electromagnetic Spectrum

Visible Spectrum

Light Behavior & Color

Absorb and Reflect

Additive & Subtractive Color Mixture Additive – the wavelengths add to each other! More light reflected! Subtractive mixture – paints, ink or color filter More light absorbed, so less reflected!

Additive & Subtractive Color Mixture

Color Matching Red (700 nm) Green (546 nm) Blue (436 nm) rR + gG + bB  mM Trichromacy: Given three different colored lights of variable intensities, it is possible to mix them so as to match any other test light of any color. Test fieldMatching field

Chromatic Discrimination

Color Constancy perceived color of objects remains relatively constant under varying illumination conditions

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