The apparent value and intensity of a color (or how you see it) is especially dependent upon

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Izabella Howard

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15 May, 18:41

The apparent value and intensity of a color (or how you see it) is especially dependent upon

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London Chandler · Answer 1

The intensity and the apparent value of a color is especially dependent upon the other colors that happen to surround it. For instance, the changing value and hue of the circles affect the readability. Because of the differences in human vision, not all individuals will be able to decode the change in hue at the same time.