three-colour

British  

adjective

1. of, relating to, or comprising a colour print or a photomechanical process in which a picture is reproduced by superimposing three prints from half-tone plates in inks corresponding to the three primary colours

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Example Sentences

Myriad sensors can be deployed, from three-colour cameras such as those on smartphones to sophisticated laser altimeters and thermal sensors.

From Nature

There will also be standard extra chrome, new wheels and three-colour ambient lighting inside.

From The Guardian

“El Tri,” as the team is called, in homage to Mexico’s three-colour flag, has failed make it to the round of 16 in the last six World Cups.

From The Guardian

We're not going to be able to take a nice three-colour image.

From BBC

To Thomas Young is usually attributed the three-colour theory, though it seems to have been promulgated in an incomplete state some time before; Clark-Maxwell and Helmholtz revived it in later years, and it is usually known as the Young-Helmholtz theory.

From Project Gutenberg