Additive color mixing

Japanese: 加法混色 - かほうこんしょく

Mixing two or more different colors of light to obtain another color. There are several methods, such as shining light onto a white screen at the same time, quickly rotating a color mixing disk (a disk with sectors of different colors arranged on it), or scattering minute color spots that cannot be distinguished by the naked eye in a mosaic pattern (in the case of color television). Red, green, and blue-purple are usually used as primary colors for additive color mixing. → Primary colors / Subtractive color mixing → Related topics RGB | Color

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Japanese:

二つ以上の異色光を混合して他の色光を得ること。白いスクリーンに同時に照射する，混色円板（円板上に異なる色の扇形面を配置したもの）を速く回転する，肉眼で見分けられない微細な色斑をモザイク的に散布する（カラーテレビの場合）等の方法がある。加法混色の原色にはふつう赤，緑，青紫の３色を使う。→原色／減法混色
→関連項目RGB｜色

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