This document discusses color composition and the different color primaries used in painting versus digital photography. In painting, the color primaries are red, yellow, and blue which combine to produce secondary colors like green, violet and orange. In digital photography and film, the color primaries are red, green and blue which combine differently to produce cyan, magenta and yellow. The actual hues of the primary colors differ between the two systems. The document focuses on the painters' primaries of red, yellow and blue since its purpose is discussing color effect.
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This document discusses color composition and the different color primaries used in painting versus digital photography. In painting, the color primaries are red, yellow, and blue which combine to produce secondary colors like green, violet and orange. In digital photography and film, the color primaries are red, green and blue which combine differently to produce cyan, magenta and yellow. The actual hues of the primary colors differ between the two systems. The document focuses on the painters' primaries of red, yellow and blue since its purpose is discussing color effect.