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nonenonenone
connects eye to brain0
cold colors=0
refraction=0
digital image =0
lenses - light0
more pixels =0
literal imagery=0
- help tell your computer what type of information to save and how to handle the info0
minor=0
3 primary color of light=0
vision=0
receptor cells=0
native resolution refers to0
pupil=0
rods are0
primary colors of art=0
wider toward the ends than middle=0
shadow=0
higher resolution=0
high=0
analogous colors=0
in photoshop, values of color range from0
something light can pass through=0
lines or pictures can - you0
primary + primary= 0
mixing in the eye elements that are too small to result them0
nonenonenone
warm colors=0
a small Java application presented for/by a web browser0
major=0
energy=0
proximity mixing is used by 0
it's - when light amounts change rapidly 0
place where beams of light meet=0
brain needs to - the amount of light to make an image0
light can be - - - upon hitting a surface0
why do some cones absorb one color of light while others absorb different color of light0
secondary colors of art=0
cornea=0
value provides=0
retina=0
2 different sources meet at 1 point0
low=0
amount of light=0
eye remembers what it just saw so you can see it again if moved fast0
vitreous humor=0
in art, all primaries together=0
- change the value of/diminish color0
red+blue light=0
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light=0
iris=0
perception=0
nonenonenone
complementaries=0
photometer measures strength of=0
when -, eye needs more light so the iris becomes thinner so pupil becomes larger0
red+green light=0
combines what both eyes see together0
light must reflect off an object to provide= 0
absorbtion=0
subtractive mixing = mixing of0
aperture influences -0
can't see near objects=0
light can be 0
we see - because after staring at an image for a long time, the cones get tired so they have to change their amount to keep going and when it's gone, there still a print of it in y0
changing the curve of the lens changes the=0
word document=0
why can we only see one distance at a time0
blue+green light=0
lens=0
pigment=0
perception is gained by -0
cones work best in -0
wider in middle than the ends=0
white light contains - in it so we see certain colors because the pigments absorbs certain part of light and refract what's left to the eye0
addative mixing=0
there are - to - pixels per inch0
sclera=0
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Trivium Vision/Perception/Color Review Quiz

  1. by RosiePosieOsie
  • Created Feb 7, 2010 in Science
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