Übersetzung für "Complementary colours" in Deutsch

Complementary colours are located opposite each other in the CIE model and combine to form white.

The colours opposite to one another are complementary colours in which forms the widest possible contrast.

Colours opposite each other in the circle are called complementary colours.

The appropriate complementary colours will be displayed in a list.

Two complementary colours together contain the three primary colours.

The desktop contains replacement vessels in contrasting or complementary colours for various objects.

Complementary colours are colours which when combined form an achromatic colour.

They can play with the contrasts between complementary colours, for example.

Preferably, according to the present invention, the selected complementary process colours are cyan and red.

The exception to this are the complementary colours containing cadmium from the Collection 140 Plus.

In another embodiment of the present invention complementary process colours are screened with a different screening angle.

He prefers intense, radiant colors and loves to place complementary colours next to one another...

Yellow and violet are complementary colours.

The seven-bow, three-layer fabric roof is available in eight complementary colours.

In step b) two complementary chromatic process colours from the at least five process colours are selected.

Increasingly contrasting colours are set against each other, until the culmination at the end of the 1950s with the bold counterplay of complementary colours.

For this purpose, a densitometer with blue, red and green filters is used in known manner to measure each paint box colour, such measurement giving the proportions of complementary colours in the paint box colour that correspond to the original illustration.

When transmitting conventional sterescopic television programs (so-called "3D television"), genuine sterescopic partial images are produced by means of two laterally offset cameras in the complementary colours red and green and are viewed with usual red/green anaglyphic eye glasses as a stereoscopic black-and-white image.

Under practical conditions, however, a difficulty arises which cannot easily be overcome by simple photographic means: this is because the dyes which are available for the reproduction of the three primary colours cyan, magenta and yellow all have, in addition to the desired absorption in one of the three complementary main colours red, green or blue, at least one further absorption range, even though this is weaker, in a spectral region assigned to the other two primary colours.

Among other, later filmmakers, the dominant method of shooting silhouette films in colour has been to imitate the tinted look of Prinzen Achmed by using backgrounds with many different tones of one colour, or sometimes two close or complementary colours.

It is consequently easily possible, for example, to prepare even copying systems for colour-photocopies by using microcapsules which are cured at 3 different wavelengths (corresponding to the 3 complementary colours of visible light).

Under practical conditions, however, a problem arises here, which cannot be directly overcome using simple photographic agents, namely that the dyes which are available for the reproduction of the three primary colours cyan, magenta and yellow all show, in addition to the desired absorption in one of the three complementary main colours red, green or blue, at least one other, albeit weaker, absorption region in a spectral region associated with the other two primary colours.