Color temperature runs from cool blue all the way to warm yellows and oranges, with.
→, or the
absence of tint, resting in the middle.
(1 point)
• clear
• translucent
• neutral
• intermediary
• neutral
The correct answer is "neutral." Neutral color temperature refers to the absence of tint, resting in the middle between cool blue and warm yellows and oranges.
The correct answer is "neutral."
To determine the answer, it is helpful to have some background knowledge about color temperature. Color temperature refers to the warmth or coolness of light. It is measured in units called Kelvin (K).
Cool blue light has a higher color temperature, typically around 5000K-7000K, and is often found in daylight or electronic screens. On the other hand, warm yellow and orange light has a lower color temperature, typically around 2700K-3500K, and is often associated with incandescent lights or candlelight.
The term "intermediary" refers to something that falls in the middle. In the context of color temperature, "intermediary" would be misleading because it suggests a specific temperature range or a specific color of light. Therefore, the term "intermediary" is not the correct answer.
Both "clear" and "translucent" refer to the transparency or opaqueness of an object and are not directly related to color temperature. Therefore, they do not accurately represent the concept of color temperature.
The term "neutral" accurately represents the absence of a tint or hue bias in light. It is often associated with a color temperature of around 4000K-5000K, which is considered a midpoint between cool and warm. Therefore, "neutral" is the correct answer.