Got it, so the peak wavelength represents the dominant, this is a very useful information.
Just to clarify, what I'm trying to do is a rendering simulation, and I would like to apply the "true" color (Or at least as close as possible.) of that specific material, in which one of the inputs to...
Oh ok, I get it, it really makes perfect sense. But do you know if there is any way to determine the dominant wavelength from this spectrum I showed above?
So you're telling me color is not a physical property? These data were obtained by reading the spectrometer, that is, it is a measurable characteristic. Sorry if I sounded ignorant, it's not really my area of expertise
Hello everybody,
I would love some help on the following; I have a spectral date (As image 1 below) formed by the wavelength, refraction index and the absorption coefficient. Is there any way to relate this spectral date to a dominant wavelength? or in a few words extract the color from this...