Color Science and Film Art (Liu Enyu)

Author: Liu Enyu
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: "Color Science and Film Art" is a monograph that explains the fundamental principles of color science and their applications in film and television production from the perspectives of physics, physiology, and psychology. It incorporates these basic relationships and principles into a mathematical system that aligns with psychological judgment, integrating them with modern science and technology. Compared to "Film and Television Color Science," published in April 1997, this book has been adjusted in terms of content, difficulty level, and knowledge system, while also emphasizing the update of knowledge, the development of color science, and its connection to film and television production. To cater to readers of different levels, the book is divided into three parts: an overview of color principles, the application of color in film and television, and color science research. Due to the cyclical nature of color application in various visual arts, this book offers practical and reference value for fields such as photography, theater, painting, dyeing, and a wide range of everyday life.