
Color Notation
'Color Notation' Summary
The Munsell color system, as described in this book, revolutionized color classification by introducing a scientifically rigorous approach based on human perception. The system utilizes a three-dimensional representation, visualizing colors on a sphere. The equator of the sphere represents pure hues, with value (lightness) increasing from the south pole to the north pole, and chroma (color purity) extending outward from the center axis. This system has become a cornerstone in diverse fields, including forensic science, where it aids in identifying skin and hair colors, soil science for color matching, and dentistry for selecting shade restorations. 'Color Notation' provides a comprehensive framework for understanding and applying this influential color classification system.Book Details
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