Chromaticity Diagram

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The Chromaticity Diagram is a horseshoe-shaped graph of the CIELab color space where the L component has been removed and the a and b components are then graphed in 2 dimensions. It is a very useful diagram for getting a quick feeling for not only the range of colors humans can perceive but the ranges of colors (gamuts) that different devices can (or cannot) display.
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The Chromaticity Diagram is a horseshoe-shaped graph of the Yxy color space where the Y component has been removed and the x and y components are then graphed in 2 dimensions.  
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It is a very useful diagram for getting a quick feeling for not only the range of colors humans can perceive but the ranges of colors (gamuts) that different devices can (or cannot) display.
   
   
See Also
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*[[CIELab]] Lab
*[[CIELab]] Lab
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Revision as of 20:32, 6 July 2006

The Chromaticity Diagram is a horseshoe-shaped graph of the Yxy color space where the Y component has been removed and the x and y components are then graphed in 2 dimensions.

It is a very useful diagram for getting a quick feeling for not only the range of colors humans can perceive but the ranges of colors (gamuts) that different devices can (or cannot) display.

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