- The light color

The star formed by two superposed triangles shows us in the first triangle, the primary colors, R, G, B. The second reversed triangle, it shows the secondary colors, Yellow, Magenta, Cyan. Secondary colors that are a product of the mixture of two primary ones. Red + Green = Yellow. Red + Blue = Magenta. Blue + Green = Cyan. The sum of two secondary ones they result in the primary one. The sum of primary colors names him a synthesis aditiva, because the result is the white color. R+V+A = White, providing that they are to 100 % c/u. The Sum of the secondary colors, 100 %, is named Synthesis sustractiva, because the result is the black color. A+M+C = Black. The sum of a primary mas one complementario* results in the white color. V+M = White (Complementary of the Blue, Yellow. Of the Green one, Magenta. Of Red, Cyan). Do not forget that we speak about the theory of the color applied to the photography, it is worth saying of the color of the light.