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Is GAMUT of a RGB system always a triangle on the chromaticity

by AE lover <aelover11@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jun 7, 2008 at 04:17 PM

Hi all,

As I learn from school, all colors in a RGB system are generated by a
linear sum of three primaries. Also, on the diagram, a color A which
is an addition of two other colors (say B and C) always lies on the
straight line connect B and C.

Based on this knowledge, I guess the gamut of a RGB system is always a
triangle on the chromaticity diagram. Can you please confirm my
thinking.

Thanks

AE
 




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Is GAMUT of a RGB system always a triangle on the chromaticity
AE lover <aelover11@[E  2008-06-07 16:17:41 
Re: Is GAMUT of a RGB system always a triangle on the chromatici
Mike Russell <groupsRE  2008-06-08 00:23:08 
Re: Is GAMUT of a RGB system always a triangle on the chromatici
Gerhard Fuernkranz <no  2008-06-08 10:37:10 
Re: Is GAMUT of a RGB system always a triangle on the chromatici
AE lover <aelover11@[E  2008-06-08 12:41:59 

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