Color Research & Application · 1995 · 10 citations · 12 references
MedicineVision ScienceColor TheoryColor VisionDaylightingColor AnalysisColor AppearanceColor MatchingColor PerceptionSpectral SensitivityColor Appearance ChangesColor Matching FunctionsColor Perception Under Illuminant ChangesColor ScienceCone VisionHue ShiftsIncandescent Light SourcesIncandescent Lighting
Abstract The blue‐to‐purple color appearance change observed in some rare specimens of the gemstone tanzanite between daylight and incandescent light is contrary to the hue‐angle change calculated between CIE illuminants D65 and A in CIELAB color space. This abnormal calculated hue‐angle change for tanzanite can be corrected by using the spectral sensitivity functions of the three kinds of cone photoreceptors to directly calculate color. This study suggests that the cone spectral sensitivity functions are more fundamental in color calculations than the CIE color‐matching functions.
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