Colour temperature

Color Temperature Chart - The Color Temperature Of Light Color temperature generally refers to how “warm” or “cool” a color is. But if only it were that simple. It seems every artist has a different interpretation of what color temperature means in art. In this post I want to break down color temperature and what it means for us artists.

Light is the key component of photography. But to grasp it more fully, you need to understand color temperature, and how to control your white-balance settings for the best results.

A list of 12 interior projects that show the impact lighting can make to an interior space.

Colours are often described in terms of temperature as “cool” or “warm”. These psychological associations have a lot to do with certain physical characteristics, like red-fire-warm, yellow-sun-warm or blue-ice-cold, green-shade-cold. Still, the feeling of warm and cool is relative. The same color might appear cool in the company of warm yellows and oranges and warm surrounded by cool greens. (I’ll look at it closer later this month when talking about contrasts.) When thinking of the colour…

Hi All, Do you know of a resource that goes into specific detail about what color outdoor light is at different times of day, different kinds of...

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Turkey-based photography enthusiast Isil Karanfil created this beautiful image showing an entire sunset in a single photograph. Karanfil fixed her Nikon

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Ever planning your fabric for a project and ask yourself: How can I make this section POP? Today we're talking about the magic little tool called temperature! There are warm colors and cool colors. Warm colors (generally, yellow, orange, and red) will POP, while cool colors (blue, green, purples) will recede. This is