chromaticity

[US]/krəʊˈmætɪsɪti/

[UK]/kroʊˈmætɪsɪti/

Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.the quality of a color, defined by its hue and saturation; the property of a color that distinguishes it from other colors

color chromaticity

chromaticity diagram

chromaticity shift

chromaticity space

chromaticity value

chromaticity coordinates

chromaticity range

chromaticity model

achromatic chromaticity

chromaticity measurement

the chromaticity of the light source affects the overall mood of the room.

understanding chromaticity is essential for accurate color reproduction in printing.

chromaticity diagrams help visualize color relationships and differences.

the chromaticity of a display can be adjusted to improve image quality.

artists often consider chromaticity when selecting colors for their paintings.

different light sources can change the perceived chromaticity of objects.

in photography, chromaticity plays a crucial role in capturing true colors.

chromaticity can be measured using specialized instruments in laboratories.

adjusting the chromaticity settings on your tv can enhance your viewing experience.

color grading in film involves careful manipulation of chromaticity.

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