chroma
See Also: hue, intensity, saturation, value
[graphics (computing)] The saturation, purity, or intensity of a color.
Chromatic
Of or relating to colour or colour phenomena; multicolored.
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[edit] Chromadepth method and glasses
The Chromadepth procedure of American Paper Optics is based on the fact that with a prism colors are separated by varying degrees.
chroma
The saturation, purity, or intensity of a color. Referenced by: Lossy compression; JPEG.
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SEE ALSO: Chromatic Number, Four-Color Theorem, Heawood Conjecture, Six-Color Theorem, Torus Coloring
REFERENCES:
Ball, W. W. R. and Coxeter, H. S. M. Mathematical Recreations and Essays, 13th ed. New York: Dover, pp. 237-238, 1987.
Chroma The saturation or intensity of a colour. Different chroma of the same hue are know as tints, e.g. pale point, solid point. It can be expressed as a percentage of the total area inked.
Saturation or chroma, is the relative purity of the colour on a scale from grey to its most vibrant tone. Brightness or lightness refers to the amount of light energy creating the colour.
In addition, the site offers a large number of the impressive enhanced (ETM) Landsat product which includes the 15m pan chromatic band, effectively doubling the maximum resolution of the images produced.
All features have unique reflectance characteristics. This is useful when identifying features represented within any type of image (pan chromatic, remotely sensed, or radar). Reflectance values can be easily imported into a GIS.
 See also: Image, Information, Resolution, Pixel, Digital
  
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