Color In Light

Question 1

How colored light is obtained

Answer 1

Placing a transparency before a white light

Painted bulbs

Question 2

Inefficiency of color filters

Answer 2

Much of the wattage of a white bulb is lost (absorbed) in passing through a coloring agent

Question 3

Vivid hues

Answer 3

Transmit only a small percentage of the light and absorb the rest

Question 4

Pale tints (unsaturated colors)

Answer 4

Transmit a greater percentage of the light

Question 5

Effect of incandescent light on cosmetics and the environment

Answer 5

High in yellow
Favorable to most cosmetic colors
Better for highlighting fabric textures and woodgrains of caskets
Downward thrust

Question 6

Effect of fluorescent light on cosmetics and environment

Answer 6

Gives more illumination but lacks the downward thrust
The color of some objects they illuminate appear dull and faded
High in green and blue but lack adequate red

Question 7

Measurements of colored light

Answer 7

Additive

Question 8

Dimensions of colored light

Answer 8

Hue
Brightness
Saturation

Question 9

Hue

Answer 9

The name of the chromatic color measurable in microns

Question 10

Brightness

Answer 10

AKA Brilliance

Dependent on the quantity of illumination passing through a color media

Question 11

Fully saturated color

Answer 11

Hue is pure and vivid

Question 12

Complementary hues

Answer 12

When 2 complementary hues are both directed toward the same surface the wave lengths mix to form white light

Question 13

Unsaturated color

Answer 13

Results when there is an excess of one of the complements and very little of the other

Question 14

Additive method of mixing colored light

Answer 14

Wave lengths add together upon the surface

Question 15

White light can be produced by the mixture of the

Answer 15

Three primary colors

Question 16

Primary colors of light

Answer 16

Red green blue

Question 17

Correct mixture of the primary hues can form

Answer 17

every other hue

Question 18

Secondary hues of light

Answer 18

Yellow, blue green, magenta

Question 19

Secondary hues of the additive method are the

Answer 19

primary hue of the subtractive method

Question 20

The primary hues of the subtractive method are the

Answer 20

secondary hues of the additive method

Question 21

Equal mixture of these produce white

Answer 21

Complement

Question 22

This involves the diminution of the wave the wave lengths of light

Answer 22

Subtractive method

Question 23

Reduction can be gradually extended to a point where a complete

Answer 23

blackout results

Question 24

Application of subtractive method

Answer 24

One light source with two or more filters

Question 25

Primary hues for subtractive method

Answer 25

Yellow, magenta, blue green

Question 26

The hue of an object appears more vivid when seen under the same hue of illumination

Answer 26

Emphasis

Question 27

When two values or intensities of the same hue are present, the larger area appears more vivid while the smaller, more washed out

Answer 27

Absorption

Question 28

If the hue of an object and the illumination differ, the color of the object will either be converted into a different or be obliterated

Answer 28

Conversion

Question 29

Direct lighting Refers to the movement of light rays in a straight line from the light source Creates a sharp shadows Intensifies the contrasts of light and dark areas Emphasizes source detail

Answer 29

Point Lighting

Question 30

Point lighting is supplied by

Answer 30

``` Incandescent lamps Flood lights/spotlights Chandeliers Wall pendants Panel lights Luminous light boxes ```

Question 31

By placing a diffusing apparatus upon a point light, the light rays bounce against it and the direct path is altered to become semi diffused

Answer 31

Semi diffused light

Question 32

Semi-diffused lighting modifies

Answer 32

the contrasts of light and dark areas | Cast shadow is barely discernible

Question 33

The light rays are scattered in all directions in all directions from the light source

Answer 33

Diffused (flat) lighting

Question 34

Generally identified as indirect lighting such as when light is bounced off the ceiling or walls

Answer 34

Diffused (flat) lighting

Question 35

Equally illuminates little contrast between light and dark areas No real shadow is cast

Answer 35

Diffused (flat) lighting

Question 36

Floor lamps used for funeral settings

Answer 36

Torchiere lamps

Question 37

Two types of fixtures for torchiere lamps

Answer 37

Totally indirect | Semi-indirect

Question 38

The bowl is opaque causing all the light ray to be thrown toward the ceiling then reflected downward into completely diffused lighting

Answer 38

Totally indirect

Question 39

Lighting is easiest on the viewers eyes

Answer 39

Totally indirect

Question 40

Natural shadows of the face are diminished

Answer 40

Totally indirect

Question 41

The bowl is translucent allowing the transmission of direct and indirect rays

Answer 41

Semi Indirect

Question 42

Indirect rays greatly __________ the direct ones

Answer 42

Exceed

Question 43

Direct rays from the two torchiers at the casket may

Answer 43

subdue normally shadowed areas | Cause a cast shadow if poorly located

Question 44

A concave boxlike fixture extending around the walls of the room interior, several feet from the veiling

Answer 44

Cove lighting

Question 45

Types of lamps for cove lighting

Answer 45

Incandescent or fluorescent

Question 46

Direction of illumination for cove lighting

Answer 46

Upward

Question 47

Type of illumination for cove lighting

Answer 47

Diffused, area illumination

Question 48

A recess in the wall for the casket, with lighting behind the top and side walls

Answer 48

Alcove lighting

Question 49

A long, narrow recepticle with a reflecting surface within

Answer 49

Trough lighting

Question 50

Usually available with three series of colored or uncolored incandescent lamps alternated

Answer 50

Trough lighting

Question 51

Some fixtures for trough lighting have these attached

Answer 51

Transparencies

Question 52

Trough lighting is hidden behind

Answer 52

A ceiling joist or arch

Question 53

Large luminous light fixture, usually fluorescent lighting

Answer 53

Dome lighting

Question 54

Dome lighting is normally mounted

Answer 54

on the ceiling or recessed so it is level with the ceiling

Question 55

Dome lighting is used for

Answer 55

direct lumination

Question 56

A plastic shield is used in dome lighting to

Answer 56

diffuse the light

Question 57

These incandescent lights are used to illuminate the casket or flowers

Answer 57

Flood or spot lighting

Question 58

A hanging lamp, providing semi-diffused incandescent illumination

Answer 58

Chandelier

Question 59

Because of their location, there is usually no effect with these

Answer 59

Candelabra

Question 60

When close to the casket it may illuminate the deceased

Answer 60

Candle lighting

Question 61

Supplies both direct and indirect lighting, and may need supplementary lighting

Answer 61

Table and floor lamp lighting

Question 62

Hung on the open lid of the casket, but creates shadows

Answer 62

Casket Lamp Lighting

Question 63

If a hue is held in the line of vision and the eyes become over stimulated, the complement will be seen when the stimulus is removed

Answer 63

After-Image

Question 64

Two hues which are justaposed modify the appearance of each other If they are complementary, they make each other appear more vivid If not complementary, they dull each other

Answer 64

Simultaneous Contrast

Question 65

Around the edge of a hue which is focused steadily will appear a fringe of another hue which is complementary

Answer 65

Fringe

Question 66

If two non-complementary hues are juxtaposed and there is a sufficient quantity of the hue being fixated, the over stimulation of one raises its complement and mixes it with the background color to yield a new hue

Answer 66

Interaction of hues

Question 67

The nerve endings in the retina of the eye can very easily become tired through overstimulation by a single hue

Answer 67

Eye fatigue