Naturalcolor

Naturalcolor is a term used to describe colors that reflect natural appearance, including hues observed in natural objects and those produced by natural pigments. It may refer to color palettes, imaging targets, or rendering approaches that aim to minimize artificial color shifts.

In art and design, naturalcolor often refers to a palette based on earth tones and colors found in nature, or to pigments and dyes derived from minerals, plants, or animals. It is associated with realism, organic aesthetics, and seasonally appropriate hues.

In imaging and display technology, naturalcolor denotes efforts to reproduce colors that resemble real-world perception. This includes color management workflows, color spaces designed for natural rendering, and lighting or calibrations that aim for accurate skin tones and foliage.

In commerce, naturalcolor may be used as a branding or product descriptor to imply color accuracy or natural-looking results. It is not a standardized term and its meaning can vary by manufacturer.

See also: color theory, color management, color rendering index, pigments, photography.