World Of Colour

Discover the fascinating exploration of color perception in "World Of Colour" by David Katz, published in 2014. As Volume VI in a comprehensive series on Cognitive Psychology, this insightful book spans 318 pages and delves into the psychological aspects of color and vision. Katz meticulously examines the various modes of appearance and measures of color perception, alongside the phenomenology of illumination. Readers will find intriguing discussions on film colors, including gray, transparent, and translucent hues, as well as how light and spatial contexts influence our perception of colors. Additionally, the book covers essential topics such as contrast and theories of color constancy, making it a valuable resource for students and enthusiasts alike. Join Katz in this enlightening journey through the world of color, where psychology meets visual perception.