Simulation von Körperfarben
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| Title | Simulation von Körperfarben |
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| Alternative Title | Simulation of Surface Colours |
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| Number of Parts | 60 |
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| License | You are free to use, copy, distribute and transmit the work or content in unchanged form for any legal and non-commercial purpose as long as the work is attributed to the author in the manner specified by the author or licensor. |
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| IWF Signature | K 176 |
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| Production Year | 1987 |
Technical Metadata
| IWF Technical Data | Film, 16 mm, 26 m ; F, 2 1/2 min |
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| Abstract | | German | German Körperfarbe (Oberflächenfarbe) und (mono- wie polychrome) Beleuchtung bzw. Beschattung können einander vertreten: Ein weißes Bausteinmodell sieht in der Aufprojektion des Diapositivs eines aus bunten Steinen gebildeten, baugleichen Modells annähernd so aus wie das letztere; zugleich wird demonstriert, daß die Polarprojektion durchaus nicht eine Sache der "symbolischen Form" ist. Anschließend eine Variante von Herings Fleck-Schatten-Versuch. | | English | English Surface colour and (mono- and polychrome) illumination or shadowing can substitute each other: a white module construction looks in the front projection of a slide of a similar construction made of coloured modules nearly like the latter. It is also demonstrated that polar projection is no question of "symbolic form". Finally a variation of Hering's spot-shade-experiment. |
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| Keywords | | German | German | | English | English |
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| IWF Classification | | German | German | | English | English |
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