If you are meaning black and white or colour films there has to be no light what so ever. Paper printing black and white prints can be done under safelight conditions, usually a deep yellow/orange safelight. Colour printing should be in total darkness.
ordinary black & white? yellow or red
panchromatic black & white? no light
color? no light
colour must occur in one of three ways: light must be refracted off a surface. light must pass through a fliter or prism or liquid. light must be projected. Of the correct wavelength to produce a colour. the light must then pass into the back of the eye and hit the rods and cones at the back of the eye. Then the brain must process the image through the optic nerve.
white brown or tan
Alpha radiation does not have a colour. In order for something to have a colour, it must emit rays of visible light. Alpha radiation and light are two different things which have little to do with each other.
You see only reflected light. If the light source changes, then the light that bounces off any object (that you see) must also change.
A green light starboard side of bow, a red light port side of bow, and a white light - elevated higher than the other two - from the stern.
You must have completely put the camera together again, Plus:(must have taken 9 photographs and spotted all the differences)Please see the Related link below for a walkthrough of puzzle.
silver
The most popular car colour of the world is blue.Because blue is the colour of the sea and cars must have such a colour like that.Also,blue is peaceful colour and it doesh't remember war at the car owner.So your car colour must be blue (if you have a car).
I think they must have a mixed economy
Colour is the perceived result of the interaction of light with the sensitive receptors in our eyes. For there to be colour, there must be light. While water appears to be transparent, it is not totally so, and large volumes of it are opaque - they don't let light penetrate. So, at the depths of the ocean there is no light, and therefore no colour. What we perceive as white is actually the total reflection of white ligth by an object, Black is either the total absence of light or the total absoption of white light by an object - so black ink absorbs all white light, but the bottom of the ocean is total darkness. So, the water is not actually a different colour as we descend, it is the different quantities of light which make it appear darker and darker as we go deeper.
Solar flares are sudden brightening of the sun caused by ejection of huge energies. Solar flares will most likely not affect the colour light because solar flares produces radiation across the electromagnetic spectrum at all wavelengths, from radio waves to gamma rays. Thus, it is difficult to view solar flares on the visible spectrum and must be viewed with special instruments.In other words, photons (light particles/waves) from a solar flare are emitted at all frequencies along the electromagnetic spectrum and must be viewed with special equipment. Unless the solar flare interacts with anything else (maybe other atmospheres), they don't change the colour of light.
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