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Color is not a property of an object, but a perception. Four factors — light source, object, observer and context — together determine what we see. Understand these components and take control of your color assessments.
Color perception is context-dependent. Identical color samples can appear different due to background color, light, or spatial configuration. Simultaneous contrast amplifies differences - a gray on red appears greener. Discover how context influences color assessment.
The human eye can distinguish millions of color nuances, but is not reliable enough for color-critical assessments without tools. Learn which factors influence visual color perception.