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Chroma is the purity of a color defined as its freedom from tints of white or shades of black. The term can also be used to describe the intensity of a color relative to its surroundings.
Chomatic vs AchromaticWhen a color is pure it is said to be a chomatic color. A color that is tinted or shaded is deemed achromatic.|
Function | | Chomatic Definition | A pure color that's not blended with white or black. | Achromatic Definition | A color that's blended with white, black or gray. | Related Concepts | |
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