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very far. If they have binocular vision then they can see for miles. :)
You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.You never use colours that clash. You want to be able to see your data. So you either have a dark colour on a light background or a light colour on a dark background. You never do a light colour on a light background or a dark colour on a dark background, as it will be difficult to see you data properly.
light brown colour
Light is invisible
You get white light, the basic light colour you see every day.
colour is defined by the reflection of light off a surface. So glass can be said to have no colour as light does not reflect off of it
if the light passes through something that is coloured the light changes colour to the colour that it passed through
Recording a Tape the Colour of the Light was created on 2005-08-22.
God was beofre light thefore he has no colour, he is colour.
No I would not generally say red is a light colour, but adding white to make pink or mixing it with yellow and white to make a light orange would work. A light colour is one with white in it, so unless the red is mixed with white it wouldn't be a light colour. Red is generally considered to be a very dramatic colour, so no, it is not a light colour unless mixed in one of the ways above. I hope this helped!
Technically no colour is present absent light since it is light that gives anything colour.