Manual of Psychology ..
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The laws of combination which hold good of simple lights apply also to those mixtures which produce the same colours as the simple Ughts.
If we select three colours so related that by combining any two of them we can obtain a colour which is comple- mentary to the third, it is possible, by varying combinations of the three, to produce aU the colours of the spectrum.
But there is only one triplet of colours by which the rest can be produced in a high degree of saturation.
This triplet is red, gr...een, and a bluish violet, For this 158 PSYCHOLOGY. [bk. n., ch. it.
reason red, green, and violet, have been called primary colours.
The best method of mixing lights of different wave- lengths, so as to ascertain the resulting sensation, is to allow two different parts of the spectrum to fall on tho same part of the retina at the same time. Another way is by using the colour-wheel or colour-top. Sectors of the colours to be investigated are placed on a disk.
The pigments used in colouring must be as jmre as possible ; in other words, they must as nearly as possible reflect simple and not compound Hghts.* The disk is set rapidly spinning so that one kind of light is brought to bear on the retina before the effect of tho other has ceased.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The laws of combination which hold good of simple lights apply also to those mixtures which produce the same colours as the simple Ughts.
If we select three colours so related that by combining any two of them we can obtain a colour which is comple- mentary to the third, it is possible, by varying combinations of the three, to produce aU the colours of the spectrum.
But there is only one triplet of colours by which the rest can be produced in a high degree of saturation.
This triplet is red, gr...een, and a bluish violet, For this 158 PSYCHOLOGY. [bk. n., ch. it.
reason red, green, and violet, have been called primary colours.
The best method of mixing lights of different wave- lengths, so as to ascertain the resulting sensation, is to allow two different parts of the spectrum to fall on tho same part of the retina at the same time. Another way is by using the colour-wheel or colour-top. Sectors of the colours to be investigated are placed on a disk.
The pigments used in colouring must be as jmre as possible ; in other words, they must as nearly as possible reflect simple and not compound Hghts.* The disk is set rapidly spinning so that one kind of light is brought to bear on the retina before the effect of tho other has ceased.
What to read after Manual of Psychology ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Frederick Stout to read onlineMoreLess
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