Colourful Notions
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Health-Medical Documentary hosted by Paul Vaughan and published by BBC broadcasted as part of BBC Horizon series in 1984 - English narration
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Why do humans see in color? It surely could not be for aesthetic reasons alone. Color vision must have evolved to serve some practical purpose. Illuminating breakthroughs in the study of sight, this production overturns all the old assumptions about how and why people see color. It also explores strange visual effects, such as "negative after-image," which have been known for hundreds of years but never fully explained--until now.
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- Video Codec: XVID
- Video Bitrate: 1034 kbps
- Video Resolution: 464x640
- Video Aspect Ratio: 19x26 (1:1.38)
- Audio Codec: Microsoft PCM Format <0x0001>
- Audio BitRate: 1024 kbps
- Audio Streams: 1
- Audio Languages: English
- RunTime Per Part: 46 min 48.91 s (84183 Frames)
- Part Size: 692.88 MB
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Categories: Health-Medical | Paul Vaughan | BBC | BBC Horizon | 1984 | English | Name
Language > English
Name
Paul Vaughan
Publisher > BBC
Publisher > BBC > BBC Horizon
Series
Subject > Health-Medical
Subject > Science
Year > 1984
