värvikomponendid
Värvikomponendid refer to the fundamental elements that combine to create a specific color. The most common system for understanding and representing color is the subtractive color model, primarily used in printing and pigment-based applications, which involves the primary colors cyan, magenta, and yellow. When these colors are mixed, they absorb certain wavelengths of light and reflect others. For example, mixing cyan and magenta results in blue, as both absorb red and green light respectively, leaving blue to be reflected. Mixing all three primary subtractive colors in theory produces black, as all wavelengths of light are absorbed.
Another significant color model is the additive color model, used in digital displays like screens and monitors.
Beyond these primary models, other color systems exist, such as the CMYK model, which adds black (K)