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>> There's no such thing as negative colors.
>> How do you expect "minus blue" to look?
> I would have thought yellow.
rgb <0, 0, -1> has no components that would contribute to yellowness.
Anything that might emit "yellow" light is zero. The closest might be
that it "emits" negative blue, making things nearby more yellow, sucking
away the blue via radiosity.
Or maybe it's a quark, where it would be a red/antiblue quark or
something. ;-)
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Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
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