英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to investigate the range of color difference for conditional metameric samples under difference illuminants. In this study, CIE D65 was used as the standard illiminant for simulated measurements, while light sources with different color temperatures, namely A, D50, FL2, FL7, and FL11, are used for comparison. The study analyzes the deviation levels of color samples that are qualified in terms of color difference under the D65 illuminant on other illuminants. To this end, a substantial dataset of conditional metameric spectral reflectance data is generated based on the CIE TCS99 samples, by superimposing spectra curves composed of seven randomly controlled points. These samples are then assessed under different reference light sources to evaluate the range of color deviations across various light sources. The experimental results show that the deviation of the samples in chromaticity is smaller under illuminants with high similarity to the metameric conditions, and vice versa. The performance of the TCS99 colors varies inconsistently, with some having a large color difference range and some having a small color difference range. The FL11 illuminant has the largest color difference range. Utilizing FL11 as the second conditional metameric constraint, which has a lower similarity to D65 as the second conditional metamerism constraint can greatly reduce the uncertainty of color samples across illuminants. |