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1377:Color theory
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1951:Color codes
1777:Color chart
1635:Iridescence
1467:Basic terms
1458:Color terms
1412:Color wheel
1407:Color solid
1271:Color space
1257:subtractive
1240:Color model
1111:Unique hues
1007:Colorimetry
973:Chromophore
574:grey-collar
317:color blind
260:independent
246:Categorical
223:Categorical
116:categorical
84:August 2023
1945:Categories
1797:Shades of:
1630:Brightness
1362:Web colors
1318:Color tool
1301:philosophy
1206:Color cast
1106:Afterimage
1096:Metamerism
1069:Color code
1064:Color task
1047:Dichromacy
885:Color code
773:(2): 129.
647:References
281:luminosity
233:Continuous
212:See also:
146:signified
138:signified
108:color code
64:irrelevant
1956:Encodings
1647:Grayscale
1620:Lightness
1615:Luminance
1424:(fashion)
1124:The dress
588:ISO 22324
553:white hat
463:packaging
408:StarCraft
308:Criticism
264:redundant
128:semaphore
60:excessive
1920:Category
1902:Lighting
1625:Darkness
1445:(Goethe)
1245:additive
1233:Quattron
630:See also
557:grey hat
467:products
447:Sea mark
324:Examples
239:Discrete
66:examples
1884:Related
1845:Magenta
1770:history
1674:Pantone
961:Visible
956:Rainbow
860:13 June
607:colors
122:History
1897:Qualia
1892:Vision
1840:Purple
1835:Violet
1815:Yellow
1810:Orange
1505:Orange
1500:Purple
1490:Yellow
924:topics
605:Ribbon
397:Health
155:wiring
148:safety
140:danger
112:colors
1930:Index
1870:Black
1860:White
1855:Brown
1820:Green
1722:Lists
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1696:(CIE)
1665:Color
1525:Brown
1520:White
1510:Black
1480:Green
1299:Color
995:Water
951:Light
922:Color
417:, or
208:Types
159:pills
144:white
1865:Gray
1850:Pink
1830:Blue
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1515:Gray
1495:Pink
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1262:CMYK
862:2016
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414:Halo
399:and
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1805:Red
1591:Hue
1485:Red
1250:RGB
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