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Colors

The colors of the chart were described by McCamy et al. with colorimetric measurements using the CIE 1931 2° standard observer and Illuminant C, and also in terms of the Munsell color system. Using measured spectral reflectance curves, it is possible to derive CIELAB values for Illuminants D65 and D50 and coordinates in sRGB.

Table from Field (1990); CIE data for Illuminant C from Poynton (2008).
Index Description Munsell Notation CIE xyY Manufacturer's sRGB color values
Row 1: Natural colors
1 Dark skin 3 YR 3.7/3.2 0.400 0.350 10.1 #735244
2 Light skin 2.2 YR 6.47/4.1 0.377 0.345 35.8 #c29682
3 Blue sky 4.3 PB 4.95/5.5 0.247 0.251 19.3 #627a9d
4 Foliage 6.7 GY 4.2/4.1 0.337 0.422 13.3 #576c43
5 Blue flower 9.7 PB 5.47/6.7 0.265 0.240 24.3 #8580b1
6 Bluish green 2.5 BG 7/6 0.261 0.343 43.1 #67bdaa
Row 2: Miscellaneous colors
7 Orange 5 YR 6/11 0.506 0.407 30.1 #d67e2c
8 Purplish blue 7.5 PB 4/10.7 0.211 0.175 12.0 #505ba6
9 Moderate red 2.5 R 5/10 0.453 0.306 19.8 #c15a63
10 Purple 5 P 3/7 0.285 0.202 6.6 #5e3c6c
11 Yellow green 5 GY 7.1/9.1 0.380 0.489 44.3 #9dbc40
12 Orange Yellow 10 YR 7/10.5 0.473 0.438 43.1 #e0a32e
Row 3: Primary colors
13 Blue 7.5 PB 2.9/12.7 0.187 0.129 6.1 #383d96
14 Green 0.25 G 5.4/9.6 0.305 0.478 23.4 #469449
15 Red 5 R 4/12 0.539 0.313 12.0 #af363c
16 Yellow 5 Y 8/11.1 0.448 0.470 59.1 #e7c71f
17 Magenta 2.5 RP 5/12 0.364 0.233 19.8 #bb5695
18 Cyan 5 B 5/8 0.196 0.252 19.8 #0885a1
Row 4: Grayscale colors
19 White N 9.5/ 0.310 0.316 90.0 #f3f3f2
20 Neutral 8 N 8/ 0.310 0.316 59.1 #c8c8c8
21 Neutral 6.5 N 6.5/ 0.310 0.316 36.2 #a0a0a0
22 Neutral 5 N 5/ 0.310 0.316 19.8 #7a7a79
23 Neutral 3.5 N 3.5/ 0.310 0.316 9.0 #555555
24 Black N 2/ 0.310 0.316 3.1 #343434

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