The aspect of a colour's hue that depends on the amount of white or black in it; saturation, The degree of brightness or dullness of a color, The richness or brilliance of a color Also called saturation or intensity, The strength of a particular color by which we can disttinguish a strong color from a weak one, It describes the horizontal spread between a hue of the same scale value as neutral grey Chroma allows us to describe a colour as saturated or unsaturated, or as bright or grey-tinted Adding grey makes the hue less saturated or more unsaturated A hue can also be modified with the addition of some of its complementary colour, The term used to describe the saturation, purity, or intensity of colour A scale of chroma ranges from neutral grey to pure hue, without changing value (See hue and value), Musical note name, without specification of the octave register, The brightness of a color to top, This is synonymous with intensity or purity These terms are used to differentiate pure, intense colors from those that are grayed or neutralized Poppy red is a higher chroma (brighter) color than brick red, chromatic purity: freedom from dilution with white and hence vividness of hue, In television, the information which give the color of the image, The intensity and purity of a color, The relative purity, strength or saturation of a colour It is directly related to the dominance of the determining wavelength of light, The degree of brightness or dullness of a colour, A synonym for color or hue, Video color, or saturation, (1) (n ) A signal that conveys color independent of luminance (2) (n ) An aspect of color that indicates hue and saturation, A measurement of color The degree of saturation of a hue A color at its full intensity has maximum chroma, The relative purity or saturation of a color; intensity of distinctive hue as related to grayness; one of the three variables of color, The quality of a color that is the combination of hue and brightness In the Munsell system of color notation, chroma indicates the purity of a color as measured along an axis; the farther from the axis, the purer the color See also saturation, (1) intensity or strength of a color; (2) the extent to which the color is diluted by white light; (3) its saturation or degree of departure from black and white; (4) hue or color information, The attribute of visual perception in accordance with which an area appears saturated with a particular color or hue Example: a red apple is high in chroma; pastel colors are low in chroma; black, white and gray have no chroma (this attribute of color is used in the color model L*C*H - Lightness, Chroma, Hue); also referred to as Saturation, the dimension of color that identifies the colorfulness or amount of identifiable hue in a color Eg Red on a fire engine is highly chromatic All gray colors are non-chromatic or "achromatic", The property of a color that makes it appear saturated, or strongly colored Black, white, and gray have no chroma A red tomato is high in chroma Pastel colors are low in chroma This attribute of color is used in the LCH (Lightness, Chroma, Hue) color model, The color of an image element (pixel) Chroma is made up of saturation + hue values, but separate from the luminance value, Measurement of a color Saturation degree of a hue Maximum chroma is a color at its full intensity, Attribute of color used in the Munsell color system to indicate the degree of departure from a gray of the same value Correlates with the dimension of saturation, purity of color (without shades of gray or white); color saturation or intensity,
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The aspect of a colour's hue that depends on the amount of white or black in it; saturation
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The degree of brightness or dullness of a color
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The richness or brilliance of a color Also called saturation or intensity
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The strength of a particular color by which we can disttinguish a strong color from a weak one
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It describes the horizontal spread between a hue of the same scale value as neutral grey Chroma allows us to describe a colour as saturated or unsaturated, or as bright or grey-tinted Adding grey makes the hue less saturated or more unsaturated A hue can also be modified with the addition of some of its complementary colour
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The term used to describe the saturation, purity, or intensity of colour A scale of chroma ranges from neutral grey to pure hue, without changing value (See hue and value)
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Musical note name, without specification of the octave register
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The brightness of a color to top
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This is synonymous with intensity or purity These terms are used to differentiate pure, intense colors from those that are grayed or neutralized Poppy red is a higher chroma (brighter) color than brick red
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chromatic purity: freedom from dilution with white and hence vividness of hue
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In television, the information which give the color of the image
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The intensity and purity of a color
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The relative purity, strength or saturation of a colour It is directly related to the dominance of the determining wavelength of light
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The degree of brightness or dullness of a colour
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A synonym for color or hue
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Video color, or saturation
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(1) (n ) A signal that conveys color independent of luminance (2) (n ) An aspect of color that indicates hue and saturation
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A measurement of color The degree of saturation of a hue A color at its full intensity has maximum chroma
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The relative purity or saturation of a color; intensity of distinctive hue as related to grayness; one of the three variables of color
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The quality of a color that is the combination of hue and brightness In the Munsell system of color notation, chroma indicates the purity of a color as measured along an axis; the farther from the axis, the purer the color See also saturation
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(1) intensity or strength of a color; (2) the extent to which the color is diluted by white light; (3) its saturation or degree of departure from black and white; (4) hue or color information
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The attribute of visual perception in accordance with which an area appears saturated with a particular color or hue Example: a red apple is high in chroma; pastel colors are low in chroma; black, white and gray have no chroma (this attribute of color is used in the color model L*C*H - Lightness, Chroma, Hue); also referred to as Saturation
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the dimension of color that identifies the colorfulness or amount of identifiable hue in a color Eg Red on a fire engine is highly chromatic All gray colors are non-chromatic or "achromatic"
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The property of a color that makes it appear saturated, or strongly colored Black, white, and gray have no chroma A red tomato is high in chroma Pastel colors are low in chroma This attribute of color is used in the LCH (Lightness, Chroma, Hue) color model
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The color of an image element (pixel) Chroma is made up of saturation + hue values, but separate from the luminance value
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Measurement of a color Saturation degree of a hue Maximum chroma is a color at its full intensity
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Attribute of color used in the Munsell color system to indicate the degree of departure from a gray of the same value Correlates with the dimension of saturation
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purity of color (without shades of gray or white); color saturation or intensity isim
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