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Cyan is also not the archetypical blue, it's too close to green. The blue of the ocean is nowhere near that searing ultramarine colour, it's actually a darkened version of the blue around 203 degrees. The colour of the sky is also around 210 degrees. Munsell's blue makes so much more sense to be the archetype. My point is, RGB blue is too far from being the archetypical blue. The colour 'azure' is significantly closer to the archetype.
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Blue traditionally, and I believe, still is, thought to have the archetype of a colour around the hue of 203 degrees in the HSV colour wheel. For me, that RGB 0000FF blue is a different hue, I call it ultramarine. It has a hint of violet in it and it's the same difference to blue as red is to orange.
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Since we are willing to give a tertiary color, orange, the honor of specification (giving it its own page and not listing its colors on the red and yellow pages), than all other colors that came before it must follow suit. The definition of blue that stems from the perspective that blue is a tertiary
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as "a bright blue pigment or dye", "the blue colour in coats of arms", "the clear blue colour of the unclouded sky", etc.. Of the examples given here, "baby blue" is defined as "a pale shade of blue", "powder blue" as "a soft pale shade of blue", "ice blue" as "of a very pale blue colour", and so on.
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It appears that 5B 6/16 would make the most sense as "Blue (Munsell)" if one is going to define such a color (rather than 5B 5/8). If the goal is to use a similar line of thinking as 100% saturation (high saturation) and 50% lightness (medium lightness point), then
Munsell value 6 is the median value
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In that data table, if you want to find a relevant color to look at, you want to be looking down for a color something along the lines of 5B 6/16, which has x=0.1310, y=0.2048, Y=30.050 (though I donāt remember precisely which lightness/chroma I used for the blue in that picture). Then you need to do
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Shades of azure should probably be split out from this article (with a brief mention in the lead here). Right now it's unnecessarily bloating this page, which is already huge due to the presence of "ambiguous variations". I know that the merge was done just 10 months ago, but surely there's a better
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Why the heck are shades of cyan and indigo listed as shades of blue? Some obviously don't belong like electric indigo or aquamarine. Why are they still listed as blue and for the love of God don't even think about merging shades of blue and shades azure that would be a major inaccuracy on your part
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Argentine Blue is RGB 116 172 223 or Hex #74ACDF. It represent the sky but its closest name is now known as Jordy blue via Resene paints of New
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have to say about different 'shades of blue'. RGB colors seen, I suppose, on some type of tablet, camera, monitor screen or television are rarely very accurate. With a $ 5000 USD critical video monitor and a calibrator of similar cost the color could be 99% accurate, but otherwise not so much. Any
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Recently, school colors have found their way into this article. They probably should be deleted or moved to a new article concerning blue in school uniforms or to the articles on each school. Most of these school colors' notabilities extend no farther than the boundaries of the school, and since
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I think that depends on how vague should we classify these colors. Objectively, the most vague definition of blue, with a hue of 240, would be any color within a range of 180-300. This definition stems from the perspective that blue is a primary color. If cyan can be classified as a variation of
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Nevermind, the correct value is 5 and not 6; that would make 5B 5/16 the closest (citeable) Munsell color, which is rather than . Also, I agree that the
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for tagging. Even a quick glance at just how many shades on the azure page have blue in the name show that there is zero reason for a split. The unsourced "hue angle" OR nonsense has been removed. There's no reason to have two separate lists when azure is simple a shade of blue itself.
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The ādominant wavelengthā of a color is not a very good attribute to use when trying to understand its hue, and thereās great difficulty representing something like a spectrum with a medium like a computer display. I think youāre getting stuck on some ideas/calculations that seem
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Personally, if orange, a tertiary color, is allowed the honor of specification, then all the other colors up to tertiary (which include primary and secondary) deserve it too, or else it would be inconsistent, and I don't want the wiki to be inconsistent.
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Munsell Book of Color. The way its color chips are organized would likely make a great deal more sense.
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It says the colour comes from the picotee flower but clicking the link, and searching for picotee, does not come up with any blue flowers, and instead suggests picotee is not a type of flower but a pattern, and not necessarily a blue pattern.
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that. If they strongly overlap across languages, we should split our complete treatment of blues to show which ones fall into which baskets in those other cultures, with an understanding that intermediate shades are intermediate.Ā ā
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blue that is dark (e.g. when you describe someone's car, or the night sky). The fact that "dark blue (color)" redirects to this overspecific trivia is misleading to readers. Probably same with many other everyday colour names.
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