Great summary!
Yes, many people do not know that there are two types of colour models and that we construct black and white by addition and subtraction.
I was painting quite a lot, so I am quite used to mixing pigments, but it must be a completely different issue to mix lights. Once I saw a theatre performance where the light technician wasn't on top, all of the actors on stage looked like zombies... though it was a classic Shakespeare play and they probably intended to create sunny daylight... it was quite funny...
Resteemed your post, it is a good addition to my series! :-)
RE: Color Theory: The Science of Light
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Thank you for resteeming!
Haha, yeah you can make humans look all sorts of weird! Harsh angles, no diffusion, blacklights(especially with the right costumer and a good make-up artist), too much green, or a dark red. It gets pretty strange out there.
Funny side note, there's a color-filter(or "gel" as we call them) used quite often for late afternoon sunlight or to imitate old oil lamps and it goes by the name "Bastard Amber".
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