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Light, which consists with full intensity and same portions of all 3 wavelengths, as red, green and blue, we feel as WHITE.
(look at the left animation)
If light consists of only 2 different wavelengths, we see with a combination from short and medium-waves the color cyan, with medium and long-waves the color yellow and a combination from long and short-waves we see the color magenta.
(look at the right animation)
If no electromagnetic waves of the chromatic spectrum meet into our eye, then the color preception is
BLACK.
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The CIE standard specification since 1931) is practically the usually-used perception-referred color description system. The horseshoes-shaped range of possible colors is laid on with the CIE standard specification on a coordinate system. The x and y-position of any color can be read off directly.
All possible colors are included by the spectral color line (spectrally pure colors) as well as the purple boundary (straight line from 400nm to 700nm).
CRI INDEX
The Color Rendering index (CRI) is a value for a source of light, which indicates the color reproduction of lighted objects. The CRI is easily avowed: The CRI value can lie only between 0 and 100. Everything over 95 is considered as super, everything under 70 as bad. That means, if the CRI- INDEX is higher, more pleasantly colors the lighted object shows.
Sunlight has e.g. the CRI value of logic 100. "warm" white LEDS with a color temperature of 3000K possess a CRI of approx. 80.
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