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White.

• shawnz 9y ago
  Isn't that representable with a mixture of blue and yellow light?
  • tbabb 9y ago
    You can pick a blue and a yellow and a proportion at which to mix them which will produce white, but for any two primaries you pick, there are a multitude of colors you can't represent. For example, if your basis is blue-yellow as you suggest, then you can't represent red or green (and an infinity of other colors off-axis). Fundamentally the chromaticity diagram[1] is 2D (with a third axis for intensity). You need to mix at least three points to span the space of the plane. [1] https://dotcolordotcom.files.wordpress.com/2012/08/anatomy-of-a-cie-diagram2x.png https://dotcolordotcom.files.wordpress.com/2012/08/anatomy-o...