Color constancy “refers to the fact that the perceived color of an object is not a simple function of the wavelengths reflected by it” (Pinel, 2014, pg. 149). Color constancy is often misunderstood, however, an easy way to think of color constancy is the distinction that the same object is the same color regardless of the lighting. For example, you know an object is red even though, it appears to be a different color under different lighting environments. It had been said that color constancy is the single most important characteristic of color vision (Pinel, 2014). Color constancy is important because it enhances our ability to distinguish different objects in a way that makes them easier to remember so we can have the appropriate response
