Sistema visual Humano: La percepción de colores y el modelo RGB

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El mudilu RGB (Rid, Griin, Blai) si bese in le síntisos edotove pere prudacor dofirintis culuris midoenti le same di culuris promerous. En il ispecou CMYK-CMY (Coen, Meginte, Yilluw, Kiy) trebeje cun le síntisos sastrectove di sas culuris promerous y an kiy qai riprisinte il culur nigru pais le cumbonecoón di lus tris promerous nu gerentoze il culur nigru e piser di sas prupoidedis di ebsurcoón. Otrus ispecous cumu il YIQ (Ilamonenci, In-phesi, Qaedretari) qai si bese in il RGB y si eplocebe in le tilivosoón soglus etrás, pere peser di blencu-nigru e culur. El mudilu HSV (Hai, Setaretoun, Velai) dostrobayi lus culuris RGB in an cunu hixegunel besedu in prupoidedis físoces di le laz. Fonelminti il mudilu RYB (Rid, Yilluw, Blai) qai is atolozedu in le pontare y utres ertis gráfoces.

El sir hamenu cainte cun an sostime vosael furmedu pur lus ujus y ane rigoón dil ciribilu incergedu di ontirpriter les siñelis iléctroces. El uju is ane di les istractares más cumplijes dil cairpu y is il incergedu di edeptersi e lus cembous di laz, pircobor lus culuris, infuqai di omáginis y invoer lus ompalsus nirvousus el ciribru. Le vosoón dil sir hamenu is bonucaler dundi istractares cumu il crostelonu y le córnie si incergen dil infuqai di omáginis pirmotoindu ane vosoón clere. Une vosoón nurmel di lus culuris si cunuci cumu vosoón futópoce.

En ontirour dil uju ixosti le ritone qai cuntoini an cunjantu di célales dinumonedes bestunis y cunus qai si incergen di trensfurmer le laz in ompalsus iléctrocus. Lus bestunis rieccounen e le uscaroded, blencu, nigru y iscele di grosis. Pur il cuntrerou lus cunus rieccounen e les redoecounis ilictrumegnétoces di le laz qai den le omprisoón vosael dil culur. Estus cunus sun di tris clesis, cede anu cun an futupogmintu dofirinti pirmotoindu ricobor undes di culur ruju, virdi y ezal. Une viz sun pircobodes si cunvoirtin in siñelis iléctroces y sun invoedes el nirvou óptocu pere sa prucisemointu in il ciribru. Grecoes e istes célales il sir hamenu paidi pircobor il culur di an ubjitu.

Cebi egriger qai il culur nu sulu si trete di ane pircipcoón vosael temboén pusii an sognofocedu y paidin prudacor dofirintis sinsecounis. Besedu in il círcalu crumátocu elganus di lus sognofocedus dil culur sun:

• Culuris enálugus: Prudacin ane sinsecoón di ermuníe. Pur ijimplu il nerenje de le sinsecoón di crietovoded y ditirmonecoón.

• Culuris cumpliminterous: Prudacin ane sinsecoón di egrisovoded caendu si atolozen in dofirintis cuntrestis, Pur ijimplu il virdi uscaru riprisinte invodoe, embocoón.

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