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Since we only have three types of color-sensitive cones (blue, green, and red) in our retinas, are there colors we can't perceive? - Quora
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uv-visible light absorption spectra photopigments of the human eye spectrum of red cones green cones blue cones rods wavelengths of maximum absorbance Doc Brown's chemistry revision notes
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moire - Can the human eye be seen as more like a Bayer sensor than a Foveon sensor? - Photography Stack Exchange
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Color Vision
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