In colourimetry, the Coloroid Colour System is a colour space developed between 1962 and 1980 by Prof. Antal Nemcsics at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. Like the OSA-UCS and Munsell systems, it attempts to model perceptual colour uniformity. Colours in this space are specified by three components (p, w, s), whose sum must equal 1. A series of equations can then be used to transform this Coloroid components of a colour into its corresponding CIE XYZ coordinates. Since August 2000, the Coloroid has been registered as Hungarian Standard MSZ 7300.
References
- NEMCSICS, Antal: Coloroid Colour System. Hungarian Electronic Journal of Sciences, HEJ Manuscript no.: ARC-030520-A (2003) [1]
- NEMCSICS, Antal: Coloroid Colour Atlas. Budapest: Révai Printing House, 1985.
- NEMCSICS, Antal: The Coloroid color system. Color Research and Application (1980) 5(2):113–120. [2]
- NEMCSICS, Antal: Color space of the Coloroid color system. Color Research and Application (1987) 12(3):135–146. [3]
- NEUMAN, László; NEMCSICS, Antal; NEUMAN, Attila: Computational Color Harmony based on Coloroid System (2005). Institute of Computer Graphics and Algorithms, Vienna University of Technology. [4]
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