Natural color – dye simplicity of nature
Check the color photography is an art mastered only photographers can boast. From a physical point of view, but the color is so since the 20th century known. Starring in this brief explanation of physics: electromagnetic radiation, photons, wavelength and energy.
When the balance of charged particles is compared to an inertial observer, an observer measures the electric field. But if the charged particles moving in the same observer,In addition to the electric field is another area that has been observed, the magnetic field, which appointed. These two fields are used as a set of electromagnetic field. Energy is required to create an electromagnetic field. This energy is constant (for a static electromagnetic field, a field that does not change with time). If the field is independent of time, the electromagnetic energy of change over time. This led to a temporal change of the electromagnetic waves propagatingwith the speed of light. This wave carries energy from the electromagnetic field, and this energy is called electromagnetic radiation.
A photon is the quantum of electromagnetic energy, and is entirely determined by the frequency of the radiation from the mathematical definition of the report of the photon, is related to frequency and wavelength of electromagnetic report:
E = hf = hc / l
where E is the energy of the photon, "h" Planckconstant, "f" frequency, "c" the speed of light, and "L" on the wavelength. There is a one-to-one relationship between energy, frequency and wavelength.
electromagnetic radiation of different wavelengths (or energy or frequency) have different names. For example, if the wavelength is greater than 0.1 meters, the influence of "high frequency", where between one millimeter and one micron is called "infrared", between 0.1 micron and nanometer equivalent to "Ultra Violet", the one betweenNanometers and 0.1 angstrom X-ray, and finally, when more than 0.1 Angstrom gamma rays.
As we all know, photography is concerned about the visible electromagnetic radiation (light). This is a very narrow range of wavelengths, ie 4000-8000 Angstrom. Our eyes are able to demonstrate that electromagnetic radiation in this region, and perceive different wavelengths of different colors. For example, let the electromagnetic radiation at 8000 nm, such as red, 5600yellow in 5000 as green, blue, like the 4500 and 4000 as violet. Black and white are not colors: black is the absence of light, all white, along the overlay of all colors.
All things in our world is rarely emit or reflect light in a wavelength. They are generally aware that a range of frequencies. The curve of energy distribution, ie the light energy reflected or emitted by the wavelength, you can have any desired shape. A well-known curvesuch is the influence of the cavity. If the object we seek a distribution curve of energy, with a maximum given in a certain wavelength, we will probably see this object is the color, wavelength. For example, our sun shines throughout the visible spectrum, but has a maximum corresponding to the wavelength of yellow, which is why we see yellow. It depends on how our eyes react to light.
Here's another example. An object can have twoMaxima in the distribution of energy. This occurs, for example, if we take a little 'color on white paper and blue and yellow. We'll see if green. It is not surprising. In fact, looking at longer wavelengths: green is halfway between yellow and blue. But once again, a physical point of view, a real green with its single wavelength has nothing to do with two maxima centered on white and yellow. This is our interpretation of the vision system.
Thus,Colors of nature and the struggle to save our customers on how our eyes see, the electromagnetic radiation with different wavelengths.









