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From: Ivan Pope <iap@xxxxxxxxxx>
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If anyone would like to learn about some of the fundamental principles of
Colour I would recommend a brilliant mac program called interactive color.
It is freeware. It is an interactive tutorial/demonstrator/illustrator
system about colour. It covers things such as colour models, colour
physics, perception of colour, colour effects and lots more. It is a really
good way to learn about colour. I figure it would also be very good for
teaching students about colour.
It is available via anonymous ftp from sdsc.edu in directory
sdscpub/applemac/graphics.
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If anyone would like to learn about some of the fundamental principles of
Colour I would recommend a brilliant mac program called interactive color.
It is freeware. It is an interactive tutorial/demonstrator/illustrator
system about colour. It covers things such as colour models, colour
physics, perception of colour, colour effects and lots more. It is a really
good way to learn about colour. I figure it would also be very good for
teaching students about colour.
It is available via anonymous ftp from sdsc.edu in directory
sdscpub/applemac/graphics.
----------------------------------************* ---------------------------
*********** Ivan Pope
JANET: iap@xxxxxxxxxx ********* Goldsmiths' College
OTHERS: iap@xxxxxxxxxx ******* Computing Service
***** New Cross
ArtNet *** London SE14 6NW
[email protected] * UK
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