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CH 28 NOTES. WHAT MAKES RED DIFFERENT THAN BLUE ?. THEY HAVE DIFFERENT WAVELENGTHS AND DIFFERENT FREQUENCIES. ROYGBIV. R. The only thing we SEE is LIGHT. OYGBIV IS ABSORBED. You don’t see peppers - you see red light reflected from peppers. THE PEPPER HAS RED PIGMENT. PIGMENT-.
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WHAT MAKES RED DIFFERENT THAN BLUE? THEY HAVE DIFFERENT WAVELENGTHS AND DIFFERENT FREQUENCIES
ROYGBIV R The only thing we SEE is LIGHT OYGBIV IS ABSORBED You don’t see peppers - you see red light reflected from peppers
THE PEPPER HAS RED PIGMENT PIGMENT- material that selectively absorbs color
LOW f MED f HIGH f IN THIS CLASS WE’RE GOING TO SIMPLIFY THE SPECTRUM INTO 3 PRIMARY COLORS THE PRIMARY COLORS OF LIGHT ARE: RED GREEN BLUE
YELLOW GREEN RED WHITE MAGENTA CYAN BLUE
Secondary Colors of Light YELLOW MAGENTA CYAN
R G B R G B IS ABSORBED
R G B G R B IS ABSORBED
R G B R B G IS ABSORBED
R G B R G B IS ABSORBED
R G B R G B No light IS ABSORBED That is why it is coolest to wear white
R G B No light All light IS ABSORBED That is why it is hotest to wear black
* White is the combination of all light * Black is the absence of light
Complementary Colors - Two colors that combine to make white light RED & CYAN BLUE & YELLOW GREEN & MAGENTA
Color Math! Red + Blue = White - Green = White - Cyan = Yellow + Blue = Magenta Magenta Red White
B The source of light is not always white B IS ABSORBED There is no light reflected, the pepper appears BLACK
R R The banana would appear red