Colour Calibration Theory

David Oulton

Colour Calibration Theory

David Oulton

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Abstract

Any three-channel system that defines colour identities must assume some type of NX3 transform which models the combined effect of n distinct spectral sensations. Thus, any given colour identity maps onto infinitely many equivalent combinations of spectral power or 'metamers'. The existence of such metamers may in turn cause visual match disagreement between observers or Tristimulus colorimeters.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the Advanced Seminar in Colour and Imaging Science
Place of Publication	Taiwan
Publisher	Industrial Technology Research Institute
Pages	1 - 7
Volume	1
Publication status	Published - 1999
Event	Advanced Seminar in Colour and Imaging Science - Duration: 23 Mar 1999 → 24 Mar 1999

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Conference	Advanced Seminar in Colour and Imaging Science
Period	23/03/99 → 24/03/99

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Colour Calibration Theory

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