Dear Terry
You wrote:
"From the discussion it seems clear that representing colour as continuous or
discrete phenomena is very much a secondary consideration. I get the feeling
that most people seem happy providing colour can be specified fairly
precisely in *some* way.”
Maybe next time you may ask a better question…
Like: Assuming light is constituted of discrete wave lengths that isolated look different but together look uniform and colorless, would anyone be interested in discussing why we call that light “white”?
best regards
Eduardo
No dia 26/02/2016, às 14:46, Terence Love <[log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>> escreveu:
From the discussion it seems clear that representing colour as continuous or
discrete phenomena is very much a secondary consideration. I get the feeling
that most people seem happy providing colour can be specified fairly
precisely in *some* way.
Eduardo Corte-Real
PhD Arch.
Associate Professor
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