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spectral color

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spectral color
In computer graphics, the color of a single wavelength of light, starting with violet at the low end and proceeding through indigo, blue, green, yellow and orange and ending with red.
spectral color [′spek·trəl ′kəl·ər]
(optics)
A color corresponding to light of a pure frequency; the basic spectral colors are violet, blue-green, yellow, orange, and red.
A color that is represented by a point on the chromaticity diagram that lies on a straight line between some point on the spectral color (first definition) locus and the achromatic points; purple, for example, is not a spectral color.


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From its perch in lunar orbit, M3's state-of-the-art spectrometer measured light reflecting off the moon's surface at infrared wavelengths, splitting the spectral colors of the lunar surface into small enough bits to reveal a new level of detail in surface composition.
The spectral colors are, however, light colors and cannot be used in practice.
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