Täisvärvilist

Täisvärvilist is an Estonian term that translates to "full color" or "multicolored" in English. It is used to describe images, prints, or displays that reproduce a wide spectrum of colors, as opposed to monochrome or limited color palettes. This term is commonly encountered in contexts related to printing, photography, graphic design, and digital displays.

In printing, a täisvärvilist image will typically be produced using CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black) inks, which are combined in various proportions to create a vast range of hues. For digital displays, täisvärvilist implies the ability to show millions of distinct colors, often achieved through technologies like LCD, OLED, or LED screens.

The concept of täisvärvilist is central to achieving realistic and visually appealing representations of the real world in various media. It allows for subtle gradations of tone and shade, making images appear vibrant and lifelike. When something is described as täisvärvilist, it signifies a high level of color fidelity and richness. The opposite of täisvärvilist would be must-valge (black and white) or toonides (toned).