27455
Accession Number
12123
Author
Pointer, Michael R.
Title Of Article Chaper
The concept of colourfulness and its use for deriving grids for assessing colour appearance
Title Of Journal Book
Color research and application
Volume
5
Issue
2
Pages
99-107
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
This article describes the term colourfulness and its relation to chroma and saturation, and gives evidence that subjects can scale this attribute more easily than the other two. This ability is used to generate grids in Ç92 Ç93 color space based on hue and colorfulness by subjects who are adapted to either Illuminant D<sub>65</sub>, D<sub>50</sub> or S<sub>a</sub>. These illuminants represent two typical versions of daylight and an incandescent source. The grids can be used to predict changes in the appearance of colors when the subject is adapted to these different sources. -- AATA
pub_id
27455