Colorimetry
By Yuhao Zhu. Definitions, 2020
411 citations recorded by the source corpus.
The basic laws of colour matching are reviewed and the 1931 CIE recommendations summarised. A more detailed review is given of progress during the last 15 years, including the development of the CIE 1964 Observer (10 degrees colour-matching functions), the change from magnesium oxide to the perfect diffuser as the absolute standard of reflectance factor, the evaluation of colour differences and the CIE 1976 formulae, D illuminants and D sources, studies of metamerism, computer-aided colorant formulation, and the analysis of fluorescent colouring materials.
Subfields: Archeology, Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Social Psychology
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