nah... that's subtractive colour mixing which involves masking out different frequencies. that's why when you mix all the colours together you get this ugly brown mess.
the actual three primary colours are red, green, and blue, shown through additive colour mixing which involves the mixing of light. have a look at your TV set, it should say RGB for red-green-blue wavelength mixing to produce all the other colours.
yeah i know about rgb from editing photos and whatnot. to me the old primary school way of learning it [primary and secondary colours] seems more real and pure and right, but i guess both are correct in this case. there's no reason why either would be more appropriate, coz the question didn't give any context.
in any case describing blue as the opposite of another colour is just a cop out, nic. and look what you got us into.
You realise that allofthis is your fault. you could've just said "the colour of your finger when i tie string around it really tightly", but nooooo, you just had to be difficult. tut tut. what will we do with you.
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NEEEEERD.
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primary colours = red, blue, yellow.
orange = red + yellow
thus, complementary.
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the actual three primary colours are red, green, and blue, shown through additive colour mixing which involves the mixing of light. have a look at your TV set, it should say RGB for red-green-blue wavelength mixing to produce all the other colours.
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in any case describing blue as the opposite of another colour is just a cop out, nic. and look what you got us into.
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mixing paint = subtractive
mixing light = additive
mixing stupidity = nicola!
UNNNGH! NICE ONE NICOLA!
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You realise that all of this is your fault. you could've just said "the colour of your finger when i tie string around it really tightly", but nooooo, you just had to be difficult. tut tut. what will we do with you.
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