1. Color & Vision

2. Parts of the Eye

3. l 3 types of cones in retina l Each responds more strongly to wavelength for which it is named l As the cones are stimulated in different proportions, our visual system constructs the colors we see.

4. Color Links l Color Mixing – Truscio Color Mixing – Truscio l Color Tutorial – Jewitt Color Tutorial – Jewitt l Physics Classroom – Color Physics Classroom – Color l Colors of Light Song Colors of Light Song l Physics 2000 Physics 2000 l Color Java Applets Color Java Applets l Ishihara Test for Color Blindness Ishihara Test for Color Blindness

5. Primary Light Colors and Color Addition Complementary Colors

6. Color Subtraction

7. Color Subtraction Practice Magenta light shines on a sheet of paper containing a yellow pigment. Determine the appearance of the paper. Yellow light shines on a sheet of paper containing a blue pigment. Determine the appearance of the paper.

8. 4 Color Printing

9. Pigments

10. Mixing Pigments Pigment One Pigment Two Colors Reflected Color Observed CyanMagenta Yellow CyanYellow Cyan, Magenta Yellow Suppose an object is permeated by a mixture of two or more pigments and illuminated with white light. Complete the table.

11. Color Shadows – 2 Lights

12. Color Shadows – 3 Lights

13. Retinal Fatigue

15. Flag

17. The Rose

23. Black dot

24. Black Dots

25. Elephant Legs

26. Man & Woman

27. Old Woman … Young Girl

28. Vanity

29. Two Faces … Or One?

30. Face or Aleut

31. Book

32. Lines

33. Rabbit Duck

35. Spectral Distribution of Sun

36. Scattering

37. Scattering

38. Why is the Sky Blue l Blue Sky – Red Sunset Blue Sky – Red Sunset

39. l http://www.stillmoving.ca/physics/faq/General/BlueSky /blue_sky.html http://www.stillmoving.ca/physics/faq/General/BlueSky /blue_sky.html

42. Assorted Links l Link Showing Absorption Graph Link Showing Absorption Graph l Smithsonian Link Smithsonian Link