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Scientific discipline that EVOKES, QUANTIFIES,
What is sensory
ANALYZES, and INTERPRETS response to the
evaluation?
characteristics of stimuli perceived by the senses.
What are flavor, color, Sensory sensations; the physiological interpretation of
texture, and taste? a physiological response
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1) First impression
What are the 4
2) Color
components of
3) Visual Texture
appearance?
4) First perceived attributes
The geometry of light reflectance and/or transmission,
What is appearance?
and size/shape
What is Scotopic vision? Uses rods for dim light (black and white)
What is Photopic vision? Uses cones for bright light (color)
What are the 3 types of 1) L-cone: long (red light)
cones and their 2) M-cone: medium (green light)
corresponding colors? 3) S-cone: short (blue light)
1) Protanopes- long cone issues
What are the 4 types of 2) Deuteranopes-medium cone issues
color blind people and 3) Tritanopes-small cone issues (not X-linked)
their isse? 4) Monochromasy-complete absence of color
sensation
What are two physical 1) Light source intensity
factors that affect the 2) Light source color temperature
perception of wine color?
What is a Metameric Objects that look the same under one light source but
match? different under another
What are the 3 1) Hue (actual color)
components involved in 2) Saturation (depth)
the description of color? 3) Lightness (value)
Lightness (value) is... The amount of black in each color
What happens when white Saturation decreases
is added to a color?
What is 0% Saturaction 1) Grey Scale
and low Saturation? 2) Pastel
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Scientific discipline that EVOKES, QUANTIFIES,
What is sensory
ANALYZES, and INTERPRETS response to the
evaluation?
characteristics of stimuli perceived by the senses.
What are flavor, color, Sensory sensations; the physiological interpretation of
texture, and taste? a physiological response
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1) First impression
What are the 4
2) Color
components of
3) Visual Texture
appearance?
4) First perceived attributes
The geometry of light reflectance and/or transmission,
What is appearance?
and size/shape
What is Scotopic vision? Uses rods for dim light (black and white)
What is Photopic vision? Uses cones for bright light (color)
What are the 3 types of 1) L-cone: long (red light)
cones and their 2) M-cone: medium (green light)
corresponding colors? 3) S-cone: short (blue light)
1) Protanopes- long cone issues
What are the 4 types of 2) Deuteranopes-medium cone issues
color blind people and 3) Tritanopes-small cone issues (not X-linked)
their isse? 4) Monochromasy-complete absence of color
sensation
What are two physical 1) Light source intensity
factors that affect the 2) Light source color temperature
perception of wine color?
What is a Metameric Objects that look the same under one light source but
match? different under another
What are the 3 1) Hue (actual color)
components involved in 2) Saturation (depth)
the description of color? 3) Lightness (value)
Lightness (value) is... The amount of black in each color
What happens when white Saturation decreases
is added to a color?
What is 0% Saturaction 1) Grey Scale
and low Saturation? 2) Pastel
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