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Munsell color system: a standalone construct

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Colour theory

a colour order system that places colours by hue, value (lightness) and chroma (strength) in perceptually even steps.

In colour theory, Munsell color system refers to a colour order system that places colours by hue, value (lightness) and chroma (strength) in perceptually even steps. This meaning comes from Munsell (1905) in A color notation.[1]

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References

  1. Munsell, A. H. (1905). A color notation. Munsell Color Co. ISBN 9781417980505

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