Colour memory for various sky, skin, and plant colours: Effect of the image context
Colour memory for various sky, skin, and plant colours: Effect of the image context
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各种天空、皮肤和植物颜色的颜色记忆:图像上下文的影响
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2001
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Tünde Tarczali
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P. Bodrogi;Tünde Tarczali
In memory-matching techniques, the remembered colour might differ from the original colour even if the viewing situation is the same. Our aim was to point out whether these so-called memory shifts are significant in the everyday situations of viewing photos depicting sky, skin, or plant, or viewing standalone uniform colour patches of sky, skin, or plant colours. In many cases, significant memory shifts have been found. Considering only one type of object (sky or skin or plant), memory shifts turned out to be systematic in the sense that they were directed toward specific intervals of hue, chroma, and lightness. This tendency was more explicit for photos than for standalone colour patches. A method to quantify prototypical colours and their tolerance bounds was suggested. © 2001 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Col Res Appl, 26, 278–289, 2001