Re: Perceptual Color (was: Re: Looking for Blue LEDs)

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From: Henry Troup
Date: Thu, 06 Oct 1988 15:55

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I remember, long years ago (over 20, awright), seeing 'colour' on a B&W
TV.  One of the standard optical illusions is a black and white rotating
disk that shows visual brown and green.  Fascinatingly enough, this came
over very well on a British (25-frame? 400 line (the old British system))
TV.
-- 
Henry Troup
Bell Northern Research - not their opinions, however

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From: hwt@leibniz.UUCP (Henry Troup)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics,comp.graphics
Subject: Re: Perceptual Color (was: Re: Looking for Blue LEDs)
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Date: 6 Oct 88 15:55:10 GMT
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