Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
teintes saturées
English translation:
saturated colours/colors, saturated hues
French term
teintes saturées
Par ailleurs, cette idée de couleurs en transparence cohabite avec l'esxplosion de tenite saturées - des bleus, des verts, des oranges...
is it saturated colors?
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Proposed translations
saturated colours/colors, saturated hues
Looks like you can choose. You might like to try a search for "saturated hues" to see what that gives.
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saturated hue teinte saturée n. f.
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saturated hues
saturated shades or saturated hues
Saturated Tint
(Properties of light and color)
saturated hues
I ended up getting curious and wondered what a “saturated color” really was. Here is what I found. Note in particular the difference between “hue” and “color” according to the definitions provided on the second site.
SATURATION = the purity of a color
HUE = (what is normally referred to as color), it is a specific wavelength of light
I hope this helps you decide which of the two is appropriate to your context.
http://www.handprint.com/HP/WCL/color5.html
- Let's start by clarifying how color saturation and the underlying problem of saturation costs can be visualized with a color wheel.
- To use the color wheel for predicting the color that results from mixing paints (rather than light), we visualize the saturation in the same way: as a color becomes less saturated, the color moves closer to gray or black at the center of the wheel.
- To estimate the color product that results from mixing two colors in equal proportions, draw a mixing line that connects the two colors being mixed. The midpoint on this line approximately defines both the hue and saturation of the mixed color
§ The hue of the mixture is defined by the hue angle, a line drawn from the center of the wheel through the mixing midpoint to the circumference. The point where the line reaches the circumference is the approximate hue of the mixture.
§ The saturation of the mixture is the distance of the mixing midpoint from the center of the wheel: the closer the midpoint is to the center, the duller or grayer the mixture will be
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A Workshop on Saturation
The third major descriptor of a color is saturation, also known as intensity. We looked at value and hue in the first two color workshops. A color is described by its hue, value and saturation.
Contents:
Definition
Creating Less Saturated Colors
Color Models Describing Saturation
Visual Effects of varying saturation
Practice with Paint
Practice Block - Saturation
Definition
The saturation of a color is the purity of a color. Pure colors are intense, diluted colors are duller.
A Workshop on Hue
Contents:
Definition
Physics of Color
Color Notations
Color Wheels
Color Temperature
Psychological Effects and Symbolism of Color
Variation within a hue
References
Practice making a color wheel
Practice Block in primary colors
Definition
Hue is the word for what we usually refer to as color. A hue, such as red, refers to a specific wavelength of light. Hues range from red to violet and the full spectrum of colors or hues can be seen in a rainbow.
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