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Mixing all colors, including the hues of other colors, you would get Black. But, if you were to mix all the colors of Light, you would get White. People always get that mixed up.
white <><><> Above is correct for mixing colors of light. If you mix those colors of PIGMENTS (paint) you get a muddy mess.
White. It is also called the spectrum.
color affects light by the color for example if you see the rainbow how is it made with rain right and sun so wat the sun and the rain do is combine themselves and make colors
Black is the color that really absorbs the sun. Since its dark only light colors will reflect the sun.
If you are talking about light, then white is the combination of all colors.
Black is not a color. It is the combination of all colors.
There are two ways that the color white occurs, as light and as the color of an object. When you see white light it is a combination of many colors of light, because white light is a combination of all light. When you see a white object, that object is reflecting all of the colors of light back at you, because that surface doesn't absorb any of the colors of light.
>Do you mean "what are the original Colors..."? <P>White light is a combination of all the colors in the spectrum. That's why, when it is shined through glass, you see a rainbow. The glass disperses the white light back into the individual colors. Black light is the absence of color. <P>Incidentally, while white Light is the combination of all colors, Black Pigment is the combination of all colors. White pigment is the absence of color.</P> all of the clolours of light
If you combine them all the result is white light. Any color possible can be made with the right combination of primary colors.
White is actually a combination of all the colors of light. So white is, in fact, a color.
The color that we see is not the color of the object in question, but the color of the light it reflects. This means that a "green object" absorbs all colors of the visible spectrum except for green light, which it reflects back to our eyes. White light is the combination of the entire visible spectrum combined. Thus a "white object" reflects all colors of light. On the opposite side of this question, a "black object" absorbs all colors of light, because "black" is the absence of color.
In additive synthesis (light), White is a combination of all colors (Red, Green, an Blue)... In subtractive synthesis (pigment), White is the absence of all color. Of course, white is not really a color at all, but is used as a color reference. A person can technically argue that black and white are the same, because neither one is a color of itself, and both are the combination of all colors, but don't expect anyone to believe it (they are exact opposites).
When using pigments, as in paint, black is all the colors mixed together, and white is a lack of color. So in that sense, black can be a "true" color. If you are studying the colors in light, black is simply the absence of light, while white is the combination of all colors.
White reflects all other colors of light.
all the colors of light combined make white light. In other words, white light is composed of all colors of light.
Black as a "color" is the equal absorption of all frequencies of visible light, creating the maximum contrast to white, which is the reflection of all visible color frequencies. --- Black cannot be generated by a colored light source. The term "black light" refers to a light source that generates light (primarily) in the ultraviolet part of the spectrum. --- For LIGHT, black is not a color, it is the absence of all colors. For SURFACES, black is a combination of all colors (none are reflected). For PAINT, it is a mixture of complementary colors in the proper proportions.