Run the provided software2 demonstrating the relationship between the RGB and HSV colour models. Rotate the solid, coloured cube so that you are looking down on the white vertex, then turn the solid...

Run the provided software2 demonstrating the relationship between the

RGB and HSV colour models. Rotate the solid, coloured cube so that you are

looking down on the white vertex, then turn the solid cube off. You should

be looking into the mouth of a six-sided cone; all the points on this cone represent colours whose saturation is one-half. The square-shaped surface represents colours whose value is one-half. Experiment with the saturation and

value widgets. Where are the fully saturated colours? Where are the full-value

colours?

Use the software to follow the derivation in Sect. 4.3.3 of dark red and pale

green. Derive the RGB equivalents of some more complicated colours such as

dark yellow and pale magenta.