_____________ is defined as a value indicating how light or dark a color is.
of a color are created by adding white to a color?
_____________ of a color are created by adding black to a color.
Calculate the number of inches in a poster that is 2.4 feet long?
A(n) _____________ has color balanced lighting so anyone viewing the same printed materials will be seeing under the same conditions.
Colorants that do not dissolve but spread as tiny solid particles through liquids or other substances (such as ink) are called _____________.
The human eye is sensitive to a small part of the electromagnetic spectrum known as _____________.
The three primary additive colors are _____________.
The three primary subtractive colors are _____________.
The secondary colors of the subtractive system are _____________ .
The three secondary additive colors are?
When equal amounts of Additive Colors are combined, what color does it produce?
The light-sensitive nerve cells of the retina known as _______determine our sense of light and color.
Calculate the total time to proofread five pages if pages one to three take 5.75 minutes each and pages four and five take 6.25 minutes each?
What is the divisions of multi-colors into subtractive or printing primaries of CMYK called?
What are three basic criteria by which the eye differentiates colors?
The way we perceive color is NOT affected by?
What is it to ensure that electronic device is set to the manufacturer's specs?
__________is a standardized color matching system, utilizing a numbering system for identifying colors. By standardizing the colors, different manufacturers in different locations can all reference a numbered color, making sure colors match .
______________is an important color reproduction parameter because it has a global effect on all colors in an image or on a press sheet.
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