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Parkland Junior High School 20122013 Color and Vision When all the colors of the rainbow are combined we do not see any particular color All we see is light without any color We call this combination of all the colors of light ID: 415051

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Additive Primary Colors and Subtractive Primary Colors

Parkland

Junior High School

2012-2013Slide2

Color and Vision

When all the colors of the rainbow are combined, we do not see any particular color. All we see is light without any color.

We call this combination of all the colors of light

"white light”.Slide3

How we see colorThe retina of the human eye contains two types of cells that respond to light.

Cells called

Rods

detect the presence of light. Cells called

Cones

detect color.

There are 3 types of cones, each type of cone responds to a different color. Slide4

How we see color.

The cones in the human eye respond mainly to

red

, green, and blue

light. This is why the eye can be tricked into thinking that a beam of light is

white

when it contains only those three colors. This is also why all other colors are seen by the eye in terms of the relative amounts of red

,

green

, and

blue

light sensed by the cones.

Signals form all 3 types of cone cells and rod cells travel along the optic nerve to the brain. The brain interrupts the shape and color of an object you see. Slide5

Color Blind?

If a person has defective cone cells. They have difficulty detecting some colors. This is know as

colour blindness.Slide6

Color blind impressionsSlide7

Additive Colors

We see with our eyes the colors created by the natural light in the world. These colors are known as additive colors. The term "additive" refers to the mixing of light.

First described by James Clark Maxwell in the mid 1800s, the Color Additive Theory describes how we perceive color and how they are created. Slide8

Additive Primary Colors

Essentially

white light

is a combination of many different colors, a continuum of wavelengths organized into “bands” which we label with names (blue,

green

,

red, etc.)When equal amounts of

red light,

green light,

and

blue light

are mixed together they produce

white light.

Because you

add

the colors together to get

white

the colors that are added are known as the

A

dditive

Primary Colors.Slide9

Additive Primary Colors

Red

,

green, and blue

(

R

GB) are known as the

additive primary colors

of

white light

.

The light of two additive primary colors will produce a

secondary color

.

The secondary colors are

yellow

,

cyan

, and

magenta. These are the “additive” combinations.Slide10

The use of additive

primary

colors

in everyday life, e.g. computer monitors, televisions, and human vision.Slide11

Subtractive Primary Colors

So, if one of the additive primaries are removed, the color of the light changes. For example, if the

red light

were removed, equal amounts of blue and

green

light would make

cyan light. Equal amounts of green and

red

light would make

yellow

light, and equal amounts of

red

and

blue

light will make

magenta

light.Slide12

Subtractive Primary Colors

Yellow

,

cyan, and magenta (

C

M

Y) are called

subtractive primary colors

because some portion of

white light

has been

removed

in order to produce each color.

When all 3

subtractive primary colors

are combined they produce blackSlide13

The use of

subtractive

primary

colors

in everyday life, e.g. color printers and printer color inkSlide14

Answer the following...

The three initial colours used are called the primary additive colours. What are they?

What secondary colours were created when only two of the primary colours were blended?

What colour was created when all three primary colours were combined?

What colour was created when all three secondary colours were combined?Slide15

Answers...

(

blue

, red, and green)

(

magenta

, cyan,

yellow

)

(

white

)

(

black

)

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