1. Color & Vision

2. Parts of the Eye

3. l 3 types of cones in retina l Each responds more strongly to wavelength for which it is named l As the cones are stimulated in different proportions, our visual system constructs the colors we see. Cone Response

4. Primary Colors l Red l Blue l Green

5. Appearance of Color

6. Complementary Colors l When two of the three additive primary colors are combined: l Red + Blue = Magenta l Red + Green = Yellow l Blue + Green = Cyan l Two colors that combine to produce white are called complementary l Magenta + ? = White l Yellow + ? = White l Cyan + ? = White

7. Complementary Colors l When two of the three additive primary colors are combined: l Red + Blue = Magenta l Red + Green = Yellow l Blue + Green = Cyan l Two colors that combine to produce white are called complementary l Magenta + Green = White l Yellow + Blue = White l Cyan + Red = White

8. 4 Color Graphics

9. Color Subtraction

10. Pigments – Color Subtraction

11. Color Links l Colors of Light Song Lyrics Colors of Light Song Lyrics l Color Mixing – Truscio Color Mixing – Truscio l Color Tutorial – Jewitt Color Tutorial – Jewitt l Physics Classroom – Color Physics Classroom – Color l Physics 2000 Physics 2000 l Color Java Applets Color Java Applets l Ishihara Test for Color Blindness Ishihara Test for Color Blindness

12. Retinal Fatigue

14. Flag

16. The Rose

22. Black dot

23. Black Dots

24. Elephant Legs

25. Man & Woman

26. Old Woman … Young Girl

27. Vanity

28. Two Faces … Or One?

29. Face or Aleut

30. Book

31. Lines

32. Rabbit Duck

33. Spectral Distribution of Sun

34. Scattering

35. Scattering

36. Why Is the Sky Blue? Why Are Sunsets Red? l http://www.stillmoving.ca/physics/faq/General/BlueSky /blue_sky.html http://www.stillmoving.ca/physics/faq/General/BlueSky /blue_sky.html

39. Absorption of Light by Water l Link Showing Absorption Graph Link Showing Absorption Graph

40. Homework l Homework 2 l Read chapter 27