There is two types of color blending, tint and light.
Tint is what is usually taught, primaries are red, blue,yellow and we make the rest with them.
With light however, the primaries are Red, Blue and Green. Most image editing software use light blending, so you can zoom on a pixel and use a color picker to get its RGB value. And to make yellow with light blending, you combine red and green
Extra fun fact! Tint primaries are actually Magenta, Yellow, and Cyan.
Red + Blue = Magenta
Red + Green = Yellow
Green + Blue = Cyan
Magenta + Yellow = Red
Magenta + Cyan = Blue
Cyan + Yellow = Green
Green and red do not come back yellow, it makes brown…or is there some other process they’re describing?
There is two types of color blending, tint and light.
Tint is what is usually taught, primaries are red, blue,yellow and we make the rest with them.
With light however, the primaries are Red, Blue and Green. Most image editing software use light blending, so you can zoom on a pixel and use a color picker to get its RGB value. And to make yellow with light blending, you combine red and green
Extra fun fact! Tint primaries are actually Magenta, Yellow, and Cyan.
Red + Blue = Magenta Red + Green = Yellow Green + Blue = Cyan
Magenta + Yellow = Red Magenta + Cyan = Blue Cyan + Yellow = Green
My apologies if I missed the /s but eyesight works in additive colors, not subtractive
Brown is just darker orange