Two families of colour rendering judgements

1. Two families of colour rendering judgements F. Viénot, E. Mahler, A. Rambaud, M.-L. Durand, S. Bailacq, C. Boust, J.-J. Ezrati, CRCC, Muséum national d’histoire naturelle CIE, TC1-69, Budapest, June 2009

2. Two families of colour rendering judgements Fidelity Discrimination Preserved metamerism Naturalness Chromatic consistency Transparent clarity Skin tone Comfort, relaxation Harmony? Colourfulness enhancement Appearance Brightness Attractiveness Beautification Chromatic clarity Selective chromatic contrast Conspicuity?

3. Colour rendering - Discrimination RGB Solux • Distribution of errors Mahler E., Ezrati J.-J., Viénot F., 2009, Testing LED Lighting for Colour Discrimination and Colour Rendering. Color Research & Application, 34 : 8-17.

4. Colour rendering - Appearance RGB Colourfulness rating • Distribution of colourfulness ratings F. Viénot , J.-J. Ezrati, C. Boust, E. Mahler, “Grading LED illumination: from colour rendering indices to specific light quality indices”, CIE 26th session D1, pp. 22-25, (2007)

5. A paradox RGB • Colour discrimination impairment AND Colorfulness enhancement CIELAB colour specification

6. Two families of colour rendering judgements • Other works • Szabó F, Schanda J, Bodrogi P, Radkov E. A Comparative Study of New Solid State Light Sources. Proc. CIE 26th Session, 2007, D1:18-21. • Y. Nakano, H. Tahara, K. Suehara, J. Kohda, T. Yano, “Application of multispectral camera to colour rendering simulator”, AIC Colour 05, pp. 1625-1628, (2005) • Rea Mark S., Freyssinier-Nova Jean P., 2008, Color Rendering: A Tale of Two Metrics, COLOR research and application, 33: 192-202. • Van Kemenade J.T.C., P. J. M. Van Der Burgt , "Towards a user oriented description of colour rendition of light sources". CIE 119 - 1995 - 23rd Session, New Delhi, pp. 43-46, 1995. See also CIE, Beijing, 2007 • S. Jost-Boissard, in this conference • Fotios, in this conference ?

7. A vector field Van Kemenade J.T.C., P. J. M. Van Der Burgt , "Towards a user oriented description of colour rendition of light sources". CIE 119 - 1995 - 23rd Session, New Delhi, pp. 43-46, 1995. VIÉNOT F., BENHALIMA F., BRETTEL H., BOURDONCLE B., COLONNA DE LEGA A., 2002, Rating of tinted ophthalmic lenses, in 9th Congress of the International Colour Association, Proceedings of SPIE Vol. 4421, 271-274. We proposed two statistical indices: “norm” and “disorder”

8. Two families of colour rendering judgements • Fidelity and colourfulness cannot be achieved simultaneously. • Different tasks and objectives, different visual mechanisms. • We need different indices, • sort CQS ideas • revise CRI, see TC 1-33 update • create new indices • Incices should give precise information (field vectors) J. Schanda, Color rendering of light sources, In: János Schanda (Editor) Colorimetry, Understanding the CIE system, Wiley, pp. 207-217. W. Davis, Y. Ohno, “Toward an improved color rendering metric”, Proc. Solid State Lighting V, SPIE Vol. 5941, pp.283-290, (2005)

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