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In RGB you have to memorize RGB and their mixings, and then do some calculation to change saturation or lightness. With HSL you'll have to basically memorize o
by Ciantic 11y ago
In RGB you have to memorize RGB and their mixings, and then do some calculation to change saturation or lightness.
With HSL you'll have to basically memorize only the colorwheel which is not that hard. Lightness and saturation are then straightforward.