Table of Contents
- 1 Does a red filter block green light?
- 2 What color would you see if green light passes through a green filter?
- 3 Why does red light passes through easily in red cellophane what happened to the green light?
- 4 What color is absorbed by a typical red apple?
- 5 What happens if I shine red and green light?
- 6 Why is there no colour in the light?
Does a red filter block green light?
A red filter blocks green light and blue light: Only red light can get through to your eyes. Only blue light can pass through to your eyes. The banana looks blue because the white fruit reflects some blue light. But the yellow peel looks black.
What Colour would a green object appear in red light?
black
Primary Colours A green object appears black under red light. A red object appears black under blue light.
What color would you see if green light passes through a green filter?
Green filters absorb magenta light (the complementary color of green). If white light (red + blue + green) shines on a green filter and magenta (red + blue) light is absorbed, all that is left to be transmitted is green light.
What color will a green apple appear to be when viewed through a red filter?
When the green light shines on a red apple, the red apple absorbs the green light. Since there is no red light shining on the apple, there is no red light to reflect, so the apple appears black.
Why does red light passes through easily in red cellophane what happened to the green light?
Cellophane and coloured glass are also transparent because you can see through them. The cellophane absorbs other colours of light. For example, green light will not pass through red cellophane. The green light is absorbed by the red cellophane.
Why does a green shirt look black in red light?
Because the green surface absorbs all colours other than green, no light at all is reflected from the object. No light enters the observers eye, so the object appears a black colour.
What color is absorbed by a typical red apple?
A red apple looks red because it reflects the red portion of the spectrum while absorbing blue and green. A green apple reflects primarily green while absorbing red and blue. objects absorb them all. Most artificial lighting does not contain the entire spectrum of colors.
What happens if white light passes through a green filter?
What colour will white light appear if it passes through a red filter then a green filter? No colour will be visible. Nothing will pass through the green filter since only red has passed through the red filter and this will be absorbed by the green filter. Light can be scattered from particles that are present in liquids or in the air.
What happens if I shine red and green light?
Red and green light have two different frequencies. Yellow light has only one frequency. And if you aim spectral yellow light at a filter that passes only the spectral frequency of yellow light, it passes through. If you aim red and green light at the same filter, nothing passes through.
How is the color magenta obtained from a light filter?
The filter selectively transmits the red and blue portions of the incident white light spectrum, but absorbs most of the green wavelengths. As discussed in our section on primary colors, the color magenta is obtained by subtracting green from white light. The light-modulating properties of a typical color filter are illustrated in Figure 2.
Why is there no colour in the light?
No colour will be visible. Nothing will pass through the green filter since only red has passed through the red filter and this will be absorbed by the green filter. Light can be scattered from particles that are present in liquids or in the air.