Hue, chroma, saturation, colorfulness lightness, brightness
Hue, chroma, saturation, colorfulness lightness, brightness Hue, chroma, saturation, colorfulness lightness, brightness
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Effect of Spatial Frequency • Smaller = less saturated • The paint chip problem Courtesy of Maureen Stone © Pfister/Möller Redrawn from Foundations of Vision, fig 6 © Brian Wandell, Stanford University
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Effect of Spatial Frequency<br />
• Smaller = less saturated<br />
• The paint chip problem<br />
Courtesy of Maureen Stone<br />
© Pfister/Möller<br />
Redrawn from Foundations of Vision, fig 6<br />
© Brian Wandell, Stanford University
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