additive primary colors
red, green, and light blue; when all additive primaries are combined at 100% intensity, white light is produced; combining at varying intensities produces a gamut of different colors.
R, G, B are thought of as the additive primary colors, and their complementary colors are placed across from them on the circle. The colors then fall on the circle in the order of the wavelengths of the corresponding spectral colors.
Stands for Charged Coupled Device, the backbone of the digital image sensor. CCD electronic technology converts the light rays into digital data. The CCD chipset for digital image sensors record each of the three additive primary colors - red, ...
White. The color formed by combining all the colors of light (in the additive color model) or by removing all colors (in the subtractive model). See also additive primary colors and subtractive primary colors.
Each of the three emulsion layers records one of the three additive primary colors-red, green, or blue. The top emulsion layer is sensitive to blue light and produces yellow dyes.
 See also: Exposure, Image, Sharp, Yellow, Primary colors
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