Abstract
A major review of the status and validity of Standard Observer Colorimetry was started by the CIE Division 1 in 1992 (Princeton 1992), and subjected to intensive discussion at the ’93 Symposium on Advanced Colorimetry, reported in full in (CIE 93).
The discussions were prompted by a growing body of evidence, that CIE Standard Observer Colorimetry does not correctly predict the colour-identities of certain metameric pairs of light energy distributions. In effect the prediction of a colour match differs, on occasion strongly, with visual observation. The structure of the CIE System is reviewed in this context.
The discussions were prompted by a growing body of evidence, that CIE Standard Observer Colorimetry does not correctly predict the colour-identities of certain metameric pairs of light energy distributions. In effect the prediction of a colour match differs, on occasion strongly, with visual observation. The structure of the CIE System is reviewed in this context.
| Original language | English |
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| Title of host publication | Proceedings of the Advanced Research Seminar in Colour and Imaging Science. |
| Publisher | Industrial Technology Research Institute |
| Publication status | Published - Mar 1999 |