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Chroma, the Greek word for color, may refer to:
Color
- Chroma is the colorfulness relative to the brightness of a similarly illuminated area that appears to be white or highly transmitting. Therefore, Chroma should not be confused with Colorfulness.
- Chrominance or chroma, one of the two components of a television signal that supplement a brightness signal to represent a color
- Chroma, a measure of color purity in the Munsell color system
- Chroma (music) refers to the color of a musical pitch, which can be decomposed in into an octave-invariant value called chroma and a pitch height that indicates the octave the pitch is in.
Business
- Chroma ATE, a Taiwanese electronics company
Art and entertainment
- Chroma (album), an album by Cartel
- Chroma (ballet), a ballet by Wayne McGregor
- Chroma (software), a media player for the Mac OS X platform
- Chroma (mobile software), a series of color and design software for mobile devices, including the iOS platform
- Chroma: A Queer Literary Journal, a UK-based journal
- ARP Chroma or Rhodes Chroma, a polyphonic synthesizer
- Chroma, in music theory, a quality of a pitch class
- Chroma, a short story collection by Frederick Barthelme
- Chroma, a book by Derek Jarman
- Chroma, a fictional city in the video game "De Blob"
- Chroma, a fictional supernatural force in the video game Fahrenheit
- Chroma, a profession in the video game Phantom Brave
- Chroma, a contemporary composition by Rebecca Saunders
- Chroma (video game), an 2014 game by Harmonix
Fictional characters
- Chroma, a fictional character in the children's novel The Phantom Tollbooth, by Norton Juster
- Chroma (comics), a fictional character in the DC Comics universe
- Chroma just became a new character in the game Warframe
See also
- All pages beginning with "Chroma"
- Croma (disambiguation)
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