Three-dimensional shade analysis: perspectives of color--Part II.
In addition to outlining the fundamental principles of color and its qualitative and quantitative measurement, the first part of this article explained the chemical, physical, physiological, and psychological realization of color. To complete this discussion, the second part focuses on numerous variables that affect shade determination in the clinical chromatic environment. A contemporary shade selection system is also presented, and its systematic approach and limitations when utilized in a laboratory or clinical environment are detailed.
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