To define color terminology including subtractive, additive, hue, saturation, value color mode in design and printing.
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STANDARD 12.0: Students will demonstrate skills relating to color management and color theory.
12.1Evaluate and explain importance of color management from various input devices to final output.
12.2Define primary, secondary, and tertiary colors and identify each on a color wheel.
12.3Define different color harmonies and identify each on a color wheel.
12.4Define color terminology including subtractive, additive, hue, saturation, value color mode in design and printing.
12.5Examine the differences between RGB and CMYK color and explain the use of each color mode in design and printing.
12.6Explore the psychological impact of various warm and cool colors and their use in digital design and imaging.
12.7Demonstrate ability to color correct a digital photo using industry software.
Complete the worksheet on color management.
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Color Management Worksheet Your name:____________________________________
Images that have been captured with a digital camera, scanned or printed should ideally closely match our original scene, negative, slide, print, etc. The brightness, contrast and color of these captured images should be retained as they are viewed on a monitor, edited and finally output to a printer. Is this an automatic process? Can we simply open an image on the computer, press print and get an image that matches what we see on our monitor? Manufacturers might have you think it works this easily, unfortunately it does not, at least not yet.
In reality we must understand and manage color and color workflow to maintain accurate color throughout the digital process. The objective of this tutorial is to provide you with enough information, examples and testing so that you can apply the principles and procedures covered here to better manage color in your own work.
1. The simplest way to define color management is to describe it as a process used to manage
color across a number of different devices to ensure _________________&____________________color.
Color Accuracy
2. What 3 colors are our eyes sensitive to?
Color Perception
3. In terms of color perception, what is important to know regarding the interaction of adjacent colors?
Color Temperature
4. Color temperature is measured in degrees _______________.
5. What is the color temperature of daylight?
6. In terms of color temperature, which would appear warmer, 3200 degrees K or
5500 degrees K?
Color models
7. What is a color model?
8. RGB stands for ___________________________________________.
9. RGB belongs to which piece of computer hardware?
RGB is also used by________________________________&_____________________________________.
10. Red, green, and blue light, mixed together creates what color of light?
11. RGB is referred to as____________________color.
12. What colors are used in the subtractive color model?
13. Give an example of an item, product, or “industry” that primarily uses this color model.
14. Why is this model called subtractive?
15. HSB stands for _____________________________________________________.
Color gamut
16. Define color gamut.
17. What is the difference in color gamut between a computer monitor and an inkjet printer or a 4-color printing press?
18. Why is it important for you to be aware of different color gamuts?
