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Three-colour photography : three-colour printing and the production of photographic pigment pictures in natural colours (1904)

Hübl, Arthur, Freiherr von, 1853-1932 · London : A.W. Penrose & Co. · leaf 58

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shade of the mixture it is of no importancewhether the absorption is a general or a partial one, whethercertain rays are completely absorbed and the rest recombineto make white, or not. Fig. 16 shows the absorption spectrum of two greypigments. In I all rays of the spectrum show an even butnot too… … Fig. 16. Both greys can cause precisely the same sensation, butshow entirely different qualities in their mixture with otherpigments. The grey / will give a yellowish grey, if mixedwith a yellow pigment the absorption of the latter is visiblein 77/. Grey 77, however, loses its character in such…

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