Täisvärviline

Täisvärviline is an Estonian term that translates to "full color" or "multicolored" in English. It refers to the depiction or representation of an image or object using a full spectrum of colors, as opposed to monochrome or limited color palettes.

In the context of visual arts, printing, and digital media, täisvärviline implies that all the hues present in the original subject are reproduced. This contrasts with black and white, sepia tones, or images limited to a few specific colors. The use of täisvärviline allows for a more realistic and vibrant representation, capturing the nuances and richness of the visual world.

The concept is fundamental to photography, painting, and graphic design, where the accurate reproduction of color is often a primary objective. Technology enabling täisvärviline reproduction has evolved significantly, from early color photography and printing techniques to the high-resolution, full-color displays and digital imaging we use today. The term emphasizes the comprehensive nature of the color rendering.