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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.
Visual color assessment requires more than just good vision. This article describes the four most important requirements that a professional color assessor must meet.
Color continuously changes due to light, distance, and context. This article explains how inherent, perceptual, and identity colors relate and how color perception can be measured.
Color perception is more than just seeing. Our senses work together when experiencing color. This article explains how touch, smell, hearing, taste, and sight contribute to color assessment.
The color perception ability of the assessor directly determines the reliability of visual color assessment. This article describes why testing and training are essential for color professionals.
Color perception is directly dependent on the light source. This article explains why two identical facade panels can show visually different colors, despite identical measurements.