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Digital Media Lecture 7: Color part 2 Georgia Gwinnett College School of Science and Technology Dr. Jim Rowan

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Digital Media. Lecture 7: Color part 2 Georgia Gwinnett College School of Science and Technology Dr. Jim Rowan. Refer to Supplemental text:. g. y. r. w. c. m. b. You have a blue ball and walk into a room lit with a red light. What color is the ball while in the room?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Digital Media

Lecture 7: Color part 2

Georgia Gwinnett CollegeSchool of Science and Technology

Dr. Jim Rowan

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Refer to Supplemental text:

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You have a blue ball and walk into a room lit with a red light. What color is the ball while in the room?

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Color Models other than RGB

CMYK– cyan– magenta– yellow– key (black)

HSV, HSB, HSL– Hue– Saturation – value. brightness, lightness

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Colored light shining on a white surface

One red light, one blue light and one green light…

Arranged to overlap… Creating Cyan, Magenta and Yellow and… White

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Cyan = Green + BlueCyan = White - Red

Yellow = Red + GreenYellow = White - Blue

Magenta = Red + BlueMagenta = White - Green

This color model can be used as an Additive model appropriate for use with light

This color model can also be used as a Subtractive model appropriate for use with ink and paint... things that absorb light

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White = Red + Green + Blue

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white paper

white paper cyan ink

magenta ink

white light

removes green

removes redwhite light

white light

removes green

removes red

leavingblue light

magentaleavinglight

magentaleavinglight

cyanleavinglight

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CMYK model Cyan Magenta Yellow Key (black)

– While you should be able to make black by mixing Cyan, Magenta and Yellow…

– Paint (and ink) is not perfect Subtractive model Used by the printing industry

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HSV model

Another way of looking at color Hue

– The color described as degrees from red Saturation

– How pale the color is– Think of it as adding white to the color

Brightness– How intense the color is– Thinks of it as adding black to the color

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Adjusting the Hue

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Adjusting the Hue

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Adjusting the Hue

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Adjusting the Hue

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Adjusting the Saturation

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Adjusting the Value

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Full-On Red in RGB model

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Full-On Green in RGB model

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Full-On Blue in RGB model

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The transition from B&W to Color TV

B&W just needs intensity changes to make white-gray-black– intensity varies as the electron beam is drawn across the screen

Color is RGB+Intensity for each– could transmit each color with its intensity and it would work for

color tv but– can’t use the same signal model for color because the B&W tv’s

wouldn’t work– Solution: Transmit the necessary color information during the

retrace.– Color is transmitted as luminance and two colors– B&W tv’s simply ignore it because the beam is off

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RGB RGB RGB

RGB RGB RGB

RGB RGB RGB

B B B

B B B

B B B

G G G

G G G

G G G

R R R

R R R

R R R• Allows the use of the

brightness and contrast of each individual color to be manipulated using levels and curves

• Allows a very fine level of control

• Very time consuming• Color balance, hue and

saturation adjustments on the whole image is a shortcut

RGB

Channels

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Channel_(digital_image)

Channels

Red Green

Blue

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