73‐3: Reproducing Color for Human Observers: The Challenges of Individual Differences and How to Compensate for Them

Human color vision depends on the long‐middle‐and shortwavelength sensitive cone sensors, the spectral sensitivities of which vary across the population. We estimated the variability across 100 observers from a series of color matches using a newly developed trichromator that we call LEDMax. The individual cone spectral sensitivity functions that result can be used to optimize the colours produced by display devices.