Digital Imaging and Design C5 - Color in Digital Media

A color model is a group of colors identified in a way that computers can understand.

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In the RGB color model, three primary colors of light (red, green, and yellow) are mixed at different intensities to create a range of other colors and display them on a computer screen.

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The CMYK color model produces colors by mixing color pigments.

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Saturation refers to the intensity of a hue.

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Files that use RGB color for files are normally smaller files than CMYK and load onto screens faster.

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Black, white, and gray are not hues in color theory; they are negative colors.

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Colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel are called complementary colors.

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The goal of a color theme is to create color harmony in your project.

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A monochromatic color theme includes several colors that combined with shades and tints make the design look elegant.

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Web-safe colors are a set of 216 colors that are accurate on the most limited computer screen.

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