見え方の色色(<特集>光の色色)

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This paper explains how color of an object is perceived differently depending on basic factors such as spectral distribution of a light, (correlated) color temperature, spectral reflectance of the object and spectral sensitivity of human eyes. Special attention is paid to chromatic adaptation of human eyes, including incomplete chromatic adaptation, that changes depending on the (correlated) color temperature of the light source, and is a large factor that influences how colors are perceived. The paper also introduced several cases where colors are perceived in a special ways. One of them is Helson-Judd Effect, where gray scale under colored light are perceived in a special way. Other examples include difference in color discrimination properties among group of different ages, and how slight chromatic differences affects the preference of the perceived color.
社団法人照明学会の論文
2007-10-01