Munsell book of color

Munsell book of color

One of the standard methods for specifying colors by means of an atlas of color chips, arranged according to the hue, value and chrome; developed (1905) by A. H. Munsell and now produced by the Munsell Color Company, Baltimore, MD.
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H., 1950: Munsell Book of Color: Opposite Hues Edition.
THE SKY IN EDVARD MUNCH'S THE SCREAM
Fairman and Brill (2004) presented a technique based on principal components analysis (PCA) of 3,534 measured SRDs for color samples from the Munsell Book of Color, the Swedish Natural Color System and the OSA-UCS color atlas.
The influence of color interreflections on lighting simulations
Color chips in four hue categories (yellow, orange, green, and purple) were selected from the Munsell Book of Color (matte finish).
Color memory of university students: influence of color experience and color characteristic
Munsell Book of Color, Defining, Explaining, and Illustrating the Fundamental Characteristics of Color; A Revision and Extension of "The Atlas of the Munsell Color System" by AH Munsell.
Buried Pre-Illinoian-age lacustrine deposits with "green rust" colors in Clermont County, Ohio (1)
Munsell, 1913, Munsell book of color, Munsell color Co., 2441 North Calvert St., Baltimore, Md
Feature extraction for an image retrieving scheme
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