Color Appearance Models, 2d ed.QP483 2004-043111 0-470-01216-1 Color appearance models, 2d ed. Fairchild, Mark D. (Wiley-IS & T series in imaging science and technology) John Wiley John Wiley may refer to:
385 p. $125.00 Fairchild (Munsell Color Science Laboratory, Rochester U. of Technology) updates his text to include recent developments and standards. He addresses the human side of color perception, including color vision and common deficiencies, and the psychophysics psychophysics Branch of psychology concerned with the effect of physical stimuli (such as sound waves) on mental processes. Psychophysics was established by Gustav Theodor Fechner in the mid-19th century, and since then its central inquiry has remained the quantitative of color, including the hierarchy of scales, threshold and matching techniques, scaling in one or many dimensions, and the design of experiments. He then concentrates on colorimetry colorimetry Measurement of the intensity of electromagnetic radiation in the visible spectrum transmitted through a solution or transparent solid. It is used to identify and determine the concentrations of substances that absorb light of a specific wavelength or colour , including means of measurement and the human visual response, appearance technology, order systems, appearance phenomena, viewing conditions, chromic chromic /chro·mic/ (kro´mik) of, pertaining to, or related to chromium. chromic phosphate P 32 adaptations and their models. He analyzes color appearance models such as CIELAB and CIELUV, Nayatani, Hunt, and RLAB, as well as CIECAM97s and CIECAN02. He describes testing color appearance models, traditional colorimetric col·or·im·e·ter n. 1. Any of various instruments used to determine or specify colors, as by comparison with spectroscopic or visual standards. 2. applications, device-dependent color imaging. |
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