chroma
the purity of a color, or its freedom from white or gray.
intensity of distinctive hue; saturation of a color.
Origin of chroma
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How to use chroma in a sentence
Nevertheless, Razer released a new product, the Phone Cooler chroma, on Tuesday to ensure your smartphone doesn't overheat the next time you use it for gaming.
Razer’s RGB smartphone cooler attaches to iPhones with MagSafe | Scharon Harding | December 8, 2021 | Ars TechnicaThe Wolverine V2 chroma is comfortable, feature-rich, and retains the unique set of features that made the original good enough to justify wired connectivity.
Razer Wolverine V2 Chroma Xbox controller review: A wired revival | Mike Epstein | December 3, 2021 | Popular-ScienceFor users who are looking to fully customize their PC gaming rig’s visual design, it’s also important to seek out an ergonomic gaming mouse that includes customizable chroma lighting to ensure a proper match to the rest of their computer accessories.
Best ergonomic mouse: Computer accessories designed for you | PopSci Commerce Team | February 18, 2021 | Popular-ScienceOr is chroma/non-chroma only a salient binary after Daguerre?
These basic stains have been located in their proper positions with regard to their hue, value, and chroma.
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Bound the hue rectangle and trace the value and chroma changes occurring on its vertical and horizontal lines.
Industrial Arts Design | William H. VarnumIt is retained at the full chroma for that value on account of the brightness of the sage green wood stain.
Industrial Arts Design | William H. VarnumWe shall then add a small amount of some thinning medium, oil or water, to reduce slightly the stain in chroma.
Industrial Arts Design | William H. VarnumThis hue should make slightly stronger value and chroma contrast than the remaining hues.
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British Dictionary definitions for chroma
/ (ˈkrəʊmə) /
the attribute of a colour that enables an observer to judge how much chromatic colour it contains irrespective of achromatic colour present: See also saturation (def. 4)
(in colour television) the colour component in a composite coded signal
Origin of chroma
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