Understanding the CIE L*C*h Color Space
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Color spaces, defined by the CIE, allow users to communicate object color in numerical terms to help identify inconsistencies and evaluate color.
Understanding the CIE L*C*h Color Space A color space can be described as a method for expressing the color of an object using some kind of notation, such as numbers . Commission Internationale de l’Eclairage (CIE), a non-profit organization considered to be the authority on the science of light and color, has defined color spaces, including CIE XYZ, CIE L*a*b*, and CIE L*C*h, for communicating and expressing object color. These systems allow users to evaluate color attributes, identify inconsistencies, and accurately express their findings to others in numerical terms. The L*C*h color space,
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