The phrase "accurate color" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to describe colors that are true to their actual hue and not distorted or altered in any way. Example: The photographer edited the photo to ensure accurate color representation of the sunset's vibrant oranges and pinks.
"But our sharpness and more accurate color space offsets the brightness issues".
This would help the nonpainter better understand just how important accurate color really is to the Realist artist.
Dr. Berns does not believe that publishers of art books intended for coffee tables rather than scholarly libraries will embrace accurate color.
She and other critics want to replace Mr. Novros's reds, blues and blacks with what they say is a more historically accurate color: solid cocoa beige.
But snakes' color discrimination is so poor, the researchers say, that even with less accurate color matching the chameleon appears better camouflaged to the snake than to the bird.
"The popular myth has been that you need a C.R.T. for accurate color," said Stephen Sugg, a freelance retouching artist in San Francisco who does color correction for national magazines and advertisers.
Print quality was excellent, with accurate colors and satisfyingly sharp details.
Some TV manufacturers are selling models with wider color ranges, but different brands use different approaches, and they don't all display comparable or accurate colors.
However, while the Artisan produces pretty accurate colors right out of the box, Mr. Rutherford said that the Apple L.C.D. required a lot of calibrating.
He recalled a book of Flemish Baroque paintings published by the Alte Pinakothek in Munich that was carefully prepared to present accurate colors.
More accurate colors, better uniformity across the screen and improved power management among others features.
