Quantifying Color Appearance Visually and Instrumentally

Fred W. Billmeyer

doi:10.1364/CA.1987.MA1

Topical Meeting on Color Appearance
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1987),
paper MA1
•https://doi.org/10.1364/CA.1987.MA1

Quantifying Color Appearance Visually and Instrumentally

Fred W. Billmeyer

Color Appearance 1987

Annapolis, Maryland United States
29–30 June 1987
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Abstract

How to obtain accurate visual or instrumental measurements of color appearance is a largely unsolved problem of color science. Ideally, one would like to quantify our everyday perception of the appearance of object colors in complex scenes. As this review will show, we are far from achieving this goal.

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