How a computer scientist is rethinking color theory
A Los Alamos National Laboratory scientist found a mistake in a famous model that designers and programmers use to translate color to pixels.
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A Los Alamos National Laboratory scientist found a mistake in a famous model that designers and programmers use to translate color to pixels.
A paradigm shift in color perception might translate to more vibrant digital displays, printed materials, textiles, and video and computer graphics.
A study from Los Alamos National Lab corrects an historic error in the 3D mathematical space used by scientists for more than a century.
The research on colour theory could lead to more vibrant computer and TV displays and recalibrate the textile and paint industries.
The 3D mathematical model used for more than 100 years to describe how our eyes distinguish colours has been found to have an important math error.