VIOLET vs PURPLE | I found the difference
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- Опубликовано: 26 май 2022
- Violet vs purple? What is the difference?
Violet and purple are both colors on the color wheel, or are they? Is there a difference?
Violet is the light with wavelength from 380nm to 450nm whereas purple is a combination of Red and Blue. Purple has no wavelength which means it has no light. They look similar simply because our brains and eyes are incapable of perceiving the difference.
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The reason why violet appears on the visible spectrum is because our s cones have a slight bump of sensitivity to long wavelengths as well. Thus we can see a tertiary colour beyond the final primary of the spectrum.
I get the point that only violet has a wavelength, but purple still exists.
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Yes but just because it's naturally - occurring like flowers can it not be that they are red and blue in tiny amounts and we see bluish-purple? Violet being a unique single wave frequency and not a blend 🤔 how can we know.. there must be a way
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I just discovered this video today, and honestly, I felt like I was going crazy. I knew that purple and violet were separate colors, but when I looked for the color purple, it almost always is referring to violet. I’m not entirely sure if that’s the whole purpose of this video, but thank you nonetheless.
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Ultramarine is a spectral color that is halfway between Blue and Violet, Purple is a combination of Red and Blue, or Red and Violet light, or Cyan/Blue and Magenta pigment. Magenta is exactly halfway between Blue and Red and is a combination of these colors in equal parts, with light that is. Magenta as a pigment is a primary color and impossible to reproduce, like Yellow and Cyan.
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Violet can be portrayed with RGB; if we couldn’t portray it then we wouldn’t be able to see it, because our cones correspond to red, green and blue. We can see wavelengths slightly longer and slightly shorter than our cones actually correspond to. Like, the primary red is slightly more orangey then the red at the very start of the rainbow, the longest wavelengths we can perceive slightly activate our S cones, same with violet, it’s a tertiary colour, made with 2 parts blue and 1 part red. ‘Purple’ refers to dark magenta, not bluish-magenta.
True violet does not have red or blue. It’s it’s own color. However humans just see it as purple which is a mix of red and blue not to be confused with violet.
@@JR-ho5qm no that is not true, yes it is it’s ‘own colour’ since it has its own hue but it contains 2/3 blue, 1/3 red.
@@ethanalgicosathlonchannel1110I also always thought violet was a shade of purple closer to the blue side, but true violet has neither red or blue in it. Look up true violet
@@ethanalgicosathlonchannel1110Imitation Violet is 2/3 Blue, and 1/3 Red but true Violet is neither Blue nor Red. Just like imitation Cyan is 1/2 Green and 1/2 Blue, but true Cyan is neither.
Broooooo finally. I never did understand the difference between purple and violet. It has been so long and so many sleepless nights. Thank you so much for your assistance in this situation.
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I love this so much. But also I feel like I’ve been lied to my whole life by being told that violet and purple are the same thing.