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Mātauranga tae me te whakamahi

Mātauranga tae me te whakamahi e kapi ana i ngā kupu matua me ngā mātāpono e pā ana ki te hurihuri o ngā tae ki te wairua o te ruuma, ki te whakakotahitanga, me te taurite o te tirohanga. Kei roto i tēnei wāhanga ngā kupu pērā i te tae (hue), te taumata tae (saturation), te uara (value), ngā mahere tae ōrite (analogous) me ngā take pērā ki ngā whakamahine tae (complementary), te pāmahana tae, te rereketanga, me ngā rautaki tae mōkete. Ahakoa koe e kōwhiri ana i tētahi kaupapa tae mō te ruuma noho, e kōwhiri ana koe i ngā mea rereketanga, ki te whakatika pai i ngā wāhanga whakakī, mā ēnei kupu e ārahi i a koe ki te mōhio ki te pēhea o ngā whakatau tae e hanga ana i roto me waho o te hoahoanga.

Abney effect

The Abney effect is a perceptual phenomenon where adding white light to a pure spectral color shifts its perceived hue. It explains why tints and pastels often look slightly different than expected.