Investigatory Project in Physics Iv (Colored Shadows)
Investigatory Project in Physics IV
Submitted By: Angela Abainza Gladies Mansit Rhomabelle Ortega
Submitted To: Sir Erdie Asuncion
I. INTRODUCTION
A shadow can be seen when an object blocks the light. The light wasn’t able to reach the surface. That’s why it appears black. But in fact, not all shadows are black. In only appears that way because only one color is present. In this investigatory project, we have investigated that we can get colored shadows when there are multiple light sources of different colors.
Definition of the study
~Additive color mixing is color created by mixing together light of two or more different colors. Red, green, and blue are the additive primary colors normally used in additive color system.
~Subtractive color mixing is employed with paints and pigments, in contrast with additive color mixing with colored lights for spotlighting and theatrical lighting. ~Light is a form of electromagnetic energy that moves in wave like patterns.
~Retina is a light-sensitive layer of tissue, lining the inner surface of the eye.
What are expected to be presented in the study?
~We are expected to present an investigatory project which explains how shadows are formed and how to make colored shadows. It also shows how the direct and indirect source of light affects the color of shadows.
Cite an advantage/ benefits that can be derived from the study The benefits that can be derived from this study is simply our additional knowledge. We’ve learned a lot of things from this study that we didn’t pay attention most of the time. Probably because we always see it in our everyday living such as colors and shadows. The fact that we have learned new information about this study was already the advantage of it.
II. MATERIALS USED
~3 flashlights
~Blue, red, and green cellophane (1 each)
~White cloth/cartolina
III. STEPS/ PROCEDURE USED
~Stick the white cartolina into the wall.
~Turn on
Submitted By: Angela Abainza Gladies Mansit Rhomabelle Ortega
Submitted To: Sir Erdie Asuncion
I. INTRODUCTION
A shadow can be seen when an object blocks the light. The light wasn’t able to reach the surface. That’s why it appears black. But in fact, not all shadows are black. In only appears that way because only one color is present. In this investigatory project, we have investigated that we can get colored shadows when there are multiple light sources of different colors.
Definition of the study
~Additive color mixing is color created by mixing together light of two or more different colors. Red, green, and blue are the additive primary colors normally used in additive color system.
~Subtractive color mixing is employed with paints and pigments, in contrast with additive color mixing with colored lights for spotlighting and theatrical lighting. ~Light is a form of electromagnetic energy that moves in wave like patterns.
~Retina is a light-sensitive layer of tissue, lining the inner surface of the eye.
What are expected to be presented in the study?
~We are expected to present an investigatory project which explains how shadows are formed and how to make colored shadows. It also shows how the direct and indirect source of light affects the color of shadows.
Cite an advantage/ benefits that can be derived from the study The benefits that can be derived from this study is simply our additional knowledge. We’ve learned a lot of things from this study that we didn’t pay attention most of the time. Probably because we always see it in our everyday living such as colors and shadows. The fact that we have learned new information about this study was already the advantage of it.
II. MATERIALS USED
~3 flashlights
~Blue, red, and green cellophane (1 each)
~White cloth/cartolina
III. STEPS/ PROCEDURE USED
~Stick the white cartolina into the wall.
~Turn on