oRGB: A Practical Opponent Color Space for Computer Graphics

Authors:
Margarita Bratkova;Solomon Boulos;Peter Shirley
Affiliations:
University of Utah;Stanford University;Nvidia
Venue:
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications
Year:
2009

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Abstract

Designed for computer graphics, oRGB is a new color model based on opponent color theory. It works well for both HSV-style color selection and computational applications such as color transfer. oRGB also enables new applications such as a quantitative cool-to-warm metric, intuitive color manipulation and variations, and simple gamut mapping.