Re: Color

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From: Joseph G. Keane
Date: Wed, 09 Dec 1987 18:11

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OK, right.  As the colors you're mixing get farther apart, your mixture will 
look less like the in-between color.  At some point you'll get white and after 
that the opposite of what you had before.  `yellow+blue=green' is a bad 
example because this starts happening.  I was going to use `red+yellow=orange' 
but tried to be consistent :-(.

--Joe

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From: jk3k+@andrew.cmu.edu (Joseph G. Keane)
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