Hue is defined as the variation of the
tint or
shade of a color. It is determined by using a concept called the color wheel.
The color wheel consists of the colors red, green and blue, along with the colors that they produce when mixed. The hue that represents a color is the degree of the color on the wheel.
For instance, the hue of the various primary colors and pigments are as follows:
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· Red: 0°
· Yellow: 60°
· Green: 120°
· Cyan: 180°
· Blue: 240°
· Magenta: 300°
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It is important to note that there is no hue value for black or white, as hue only represents
fully saturated colors and therefore cannot represent any shade along the grayscale.
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