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Investigating a 3D Color Hue Phenomenon with Blender and Just Color Picker
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[QUOTE="sophiecentaur, post: 6793973, member: 199289"] In fact , all three sensors are involved in analysing 'most' colours. [URL='https://www.opto-e.com/basics/sensor-characteristics']This link[/URL] shows a spectral sensitivity plot of the three analyses in the eye. Note how the B response has a peak around 800nm as well as at the blue end. Similar for the G analysis. The sensitivity in the red parts of the spectrum gives great colour discrimination in 'skin tones' where, for instance G and B contributions indicate in detail, the desaturated 'pinks and browns' of human skin pigment. There is the classic metamerism between spectral Sodium yellow and the right mix of R and G phosphors in a TV display but it happens for all colours. [/QUOTE]
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