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Quantifying Colour ~ ekunazanu. foo
There are billions of monitors worldwide that can reproduce the exact same colour when instructed to. This in itself is an engineering marvel, but it glosses over the fact that this is only possible if there is a standard definition for colours in the first place. Earlier, colours were loosely defined using a limited set of words — most languages have at most twelve words to describe colours. These loose definitions are fine in most cases, but it is not precise enough for describing the tiny differences between similar looking colours that is required for accurate colour reproduction. The above coloured rectangles shows some of the colours present in the above image. Despite being different, all the shades can be described by the same label — green.…
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