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Over time, much work has been carried out to ascertain the accuracy of the CIE standard colormatching functions (CMF) and no definitive answer has been given. Recent work indicates an undeniable discrepancy between visual and computed metamers calculated using the existing CIE (the International Commission on Illumination) standard observer CMFs, especially when narrowband sources are involved. A series of pilot matching experiments using narrow band primaries with different peak wavelengths has been done to identify which regions in wavelength space are most sensitive to generate matching inaccuracies for a given CMF set and to determine the most accurate set. The derivation of an improved colorimetric system would have important consequences not only for the prediction of color (mis)matches, but also for all colorimetric calculations based on CMFs.

PILOT STUDY ON COLOR MATCHING ACCURACY USING DIFFERENT PRIMARIES