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Seven-color RGB (Red, Green, and Blue) is one of the most commonplace forms of color mixing and an essential tool for producing a wide range of colours. It is also known as RGB triplet, as it requires the combination of the three primary colours. RGB is often used in computer and television displays, but it has also a variety of other applications. In this article, we will explore the application field of seven-color RGB and its basic working principle.

RGB models have a wide range of RGB application fields. The first one is in photography. It is an essential component of digital cameras, as it allows them to capture and store color images. As a result, RGB is used in most software programs for editing photos in order to give them the desired color. RGB is also used in printing processes, with a variety of technologies implementing RGB as the source of colors, from inkjet to offset, flexography to dye-sublimation.

RGB, being digitally encoded in documents, can also be used in web design. Here it is implemented as HTML, RGB and Pantone codes, that define a specific color. Through the use of RGB codes, web designers can highlight a specific element of a webpage, create an attractive theme and draw the attention of the user in a specified area.

RGB is also used in graphic design. Similar to the advantage of web designers, graphic designers and artists take full advantage of RGB colour models and use them to create or enhance their works. As well, RGB models are helpful for creating various picker palettes and galleries for different purposes.

Furthermore, RGB models are used in digital printing, direct-image writing, augmentation reality and in different types of LED lightings, like architectural lighting or vehicle headlight. RGB can also be used in 3D printing, where three dimensional objects are created from a digital file, and the generated color is often based on RGB.

Due to its flexibility and a wide range of application fields, the basic working principle of RGB models can be illustrated through a basic example. Let’s assume we would like to create the color red. In order to do that, we would have to combine the primary colours, namely red, green and blue. We will take 100% of red, no green and no blue. By mixing these colours we will create red, which is the desired outcome. By changing the levels of the three primary colors, we can create a range of colors.

In challenging conditions, in which pure white light is not available, for example, in a low light environment, the combination of R,G and B bands can be used to obtain the proper color balance. This combination will vary in every environment. There are also a range of different color combinations that can be used for producing different colors and shades, from bright to muted.

We have discussed above the basic working principle of seven-color RGB and its application fields. It is undeniable that seven-color RGB provides a wide variety of possibilities through its ability to produce a range of colors. As such, it is invaluable in the world of photography, web design, graphic design and printing, and it is often used in LED lighting and 3D printing.

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