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COLOR MODEL

Lecture 4 color model

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COLOR MODEL

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TWO TYPES OF COLOR MODELSubtractiveAdditive

•Light•Transmitted light

•Inks•Reflected light

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COLOR MODEL

RGB MODEL

CMYK MODEL

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RGB MODEL• ADDITIVE COLOR MODEL• FOR COMPUTER DISPLAYS• USE LIGHT TO DISPLAY

COLOR• RESULT FROM

TRANSMITTED LIGHT• RED+GREEN+BLUE=WHITE

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CMYK MODEL• SUBTRACTIVE COLOR

MODEL• FOR PRINTED MATERIALS• USE INK TO DISPLAY COLOR• REFLICTED LIGHT• CYAN+MAGENTA+YELLOW=

BLACK

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RGB MODEL CMYK MODEL

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COLOR GAMUT AND COLOR SPACE

COLOR GAMUT IS THE RANGE OF COLOR CAN BE DISPLAYED OR PRINTED

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Computers use 24-bit RGB color model that has 256 variation for EACH additive color

RGB MODEL

256 RED 256 GREEN 256 BLUE

VARIATIONS

X X

16,777,216 POSSIBLE COLORS

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CMYK printing is also known as “four-color process” or simply “process” colorAchieved by overlapping tints

CMYK MODEL

Tints is a screen of tiny dots appearing asa percentage of solid color

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CMYK MODEL

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WHEN IN DOUBT, SAVE IMAGE AS RGB

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SCANNING

SHOOTING