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March 16, 2018Optics Express55 citationsOpen Access

Study of chromatic adaptation via neutral white matches on different viewing media

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QZQiyan ZhaiMLMing Ronnier Luo

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Two experiments were carried out to study the neutral white and the chromatic adaptation in human vision and color science. After matching neutral whites under different illuminants using both surface and self-luminous colors, the result were used to verify the previous study about the chromatic adaptation. Not all the white illuminants were found neutral even the adaptation time is long. The baseline illuminant of the two-step chromatic adaptation transform was found as the illuminant with the same chromaticity of the neutral white under it and depended on viewing medium in the present study. The results were also used as corresponding colors to derive models of the effective degree of chromatic adaptation, which were found highly associated with the chromaticity of the adapting illuminant.

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Zhai et al. (2018) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0f310304e2b0ba896ca87chttps://doi.org/10.1364/oe.26.007724
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