- part of the flower; however, the more
saturated color shown as
floral lavender more
closely matches the
average color of the
lavender flower as
shown in...
- Age of Hollywood. Technicolor's three-
color process became known and
celebrated for its
highly saturated color, and was
initially most
commonly used for...
- others. A
color can be more
saturated or less
saturated without a
change in the
numerical value of ∆Ei,
while in
general a
saturated color is experienced...
-
distributed across the
spectrum of
different wavelengths. The
purest (most
saturated)
color is
achieved by
using just one
wavelength at a high intensity, such...
-
easily modified by
adjacent more
saturated colors and they
appear to take on the hue
complementary to the
saturated color. Next to a
bright red couch, a...
-
similarity to the
black elementary color),
chromaticness (c, =
relative visual similarity to the "strongest", most
saturated,
color in that hue triangle), and...
-
uniforms in the late 19th and
early 20th
century commonly used more
saturated color for officers,
often tending on teal. The
armed forces of the Netherlands...
- to
produce the
equivalent color. However,
cadmium is also an
expensive and
toxic heavy metal, so now many
saturated-
color pigments are now azo-based...
- easily,
contemporary understanding of
mauve is as a lighter, less
saturated color than it was
originally known. "Mauveine" was
named after the mauve...
-
makes a
color appear less
bright than one with
equivalent luma. As a result, when a
saturated color blends with an
unsaturated or
complementary color, a loss...
