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It is estimated that there are about 30,000 different color sensations that can be distinguished. There are, however, but nine actually different colors, or hues.
These are red, orange, yellow, yellow-green, green, blue- green, blue, violet, and purple. All of these except purple are found in the solar spectrum, and form the colors of the rainbow. Out of these nine colors, four are called " elementary," for in them no other more simple hues can be detected. Red, yellow, green, and blue are thes...e four colors. Red is just red, and nothing more.
Orange, however, contains both red and yellow, yellow- green and blue-green are both compounds, while violet and purple contain both blue and red. By mixing hues in various ways and adding also various amounts of gray, the 30,000 different colors can be produced.
When a hue has all of the color possible in it, it is said to be fully saturated. A red that is just as red as it can be, a blue that has all of the quaHty of blueness possible, are such saturated colors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is estimated that there are about 30,000 different color sensations that can be distinguished. There are, however, but nine actually different colors, or hues.
These are red, orange, yellow, yellow-green, green, blue- green, blue, violet, and purple. All of these except purple are found in the solar spectrum, and form the colors of the rainbow. Out of these nine colors, four are called " elementary," for in them no other more simple hues can be detected. Red, yellow, green, and blue are thes...e four colors. Red is just red, and nothing more.
Orange, however, contains both red and yellow, yellow- green and blue-green are both compounds, while violet and purple contain both blue and red. By mixing hues in various ways and adding also various amounts of gray, the 30,000 different colors can be produced.
When a hue has all of the color possible in it, it is said to be fully saturated. A red that is just as red as it can be, a blue that has all of the quaHty of blueness possible, are such saturated colors.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colvin, Stephen S. (Stephen Sheldon), 1869-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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