The primary additive colours of light are red, green and blue, and the subtractive colours are cyan, magenta and yellow.
Hues that cannot be produced by mixing other hues; Red, yellow and blue-can be mixed together to form all other hues in the spectrum.
The resultant colours after the break down of white light into the three basic zones of the visible spectrum. The primary colours are red, green and blue. These additive primaries when combined in different amounts, will create all the colours of the visible spectrum. This principle is applied in projection television. For printing inks, the subtractive primaries of process yellow, magenta and cyan are used in combination, as percentage screens, to recreate all other colours. White is a combination of all colours, while black is the absence of all colour.
The set of colours that can be mixed to produce all the colours in a colour space; in additive systems they are red, green, and blue, while in subtractive systems they are cyan, magenta, and yellow.
the three principle colours that can be mixed to produce all other colors. The 3 additive primary colours are red, blue, and green. The 3 subtractive primary colours are yellow, magenta, and cyan.
Consist of red, green and blue. Addition of all 3 wavelengths yield white. (See also "RGB")
Those colours from which all other colours may be mixed. In painting, red, yellow, and blue are the primary colours.
The three main saturated colours of the ‘Colour Wheel’ Red, Yellow, Blue, from which all other colours are created by their combination. examples
The basic colours of the additive or subtractive colour system. (Additive colour system; subtractive colour system)
The three primary colours are red, blue and yellow. They are called primary because they are the only colours that cannot be made by mixing other colours together.
The primary colours of light are red, green, and blue. You can make any other colour of light by mixing together the right amounts of the primary colours. White light is made by mixing equal amounts of all three primary colours. Colours of Light
Colours that cannot be produced by mixing any two other colours. They are: red, yellow, and blue.
cyan, magenta and yellow. These three colours when mixed together with black will produce a reasonable reproduction of all other colours.
Primary colours are red, blue and yellow. They are known as the foundation colours because they are pure pigments and used to create all colours except black and white.
red, blue and yellow; the three colours from which all others are derived.
The primary colours are red, green and blue. When the three of these colours are combined it results in white. Red + Green + Blue = White Back to top of the page
Any hue that, in theory, cannot be created by a mixture of any other hues. Varying combinations of the primary hues can be used to create all the other hues of the spectrum. In pigment the primaries are red , yellow , and blue .
See additive primaries, subtractive primaries.
Additive and subtractive primary colours can be mixed to form all other colours. The additive primary colours are red, green and blue (RGB) and can be added together to make all other colours, as is done when light is emitted from the screen of a television set or computer monitor. The subtractive primary colours (cyan, magenta and yellow) are those that, when mixed, subtract light from white to make all the other colours. This is what happens when pigments are mixed to create printing inks.
the pigment colours red, yellow and blue. From these all other colours are produced.
Colours developed from red, green, and blue.
A set of colours from which all other colours can be derived, but which cannot be produced from each other. The additive primaries (light) are red, green and blue. The subtractive primaries (colorant) are yellow, magenta (a deep pink) and cyan (a blue-green). The psychological primaries (perceived as basic and unmixed) are the pairs red/green, yellow/blue and black/white.
Primary colours: Pigment: Red, Yellow and Blue when mixed together with black will produce a reasonable reproduction of all other colours. Light spectrum primaries: Red, Green and Blue - added together create white light.