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The science of color is based on Color Matching, the ability to match any color using 3 basic colors, red, green and blue. Results of color matching lead through color space, to a color map called the Chromaticity Diagram. That defines a standard way to specify color, and is very useful for understanding how color works and color vision. Number 2 in series about Color Vision.
This video by Craig Blackwell is a great primer on the art and science of color matching.
We have used Epson printers for ten years now. And we’ve always used Colorbyte Software’s Imageprint as our RIP, and their profiles. Sometimes we would
[sphere 4739] Equirectangular photography, or 360 degree photography, is achieved by taking a number of photos with a fisheye lens and then putting them
This is an insect environment sculpture created by Collin Stringer. These insect domes are incredible to look at, and have a wealth of specimens inside.
