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Your second edit nails it. I thought the brightness in HSB was equivalent to value, which is what I built my second graphic around. If you use my shitty graysca
by bouncingsoul 19y ago
Your second edit nails it. I thought the brightness in HSB was equivalent to value, which is what I built my second graphic around. If you use my shitty grayscale converter (Desaturate in Photoshop) they all come out to the same gray, so I thought I had it right.
Using Black & White gets me results much closer to what you've made.
Thanks for criticizing my graphics and putting up improved ones. (The second one isn't working, but I understand your point about the green – again, Desaturate convinced me they were all the same value.)
It's really hard to isolate and demonstrate one property of color at a time.
- jacobolus 19y agoYep. It's true. Which is why it's annoying when posts like the article linked from the top of this thread attribute effects to one of those “properties” which are clearly mostly caused by another. Anyway, I wasn't trying to be overly aggressive in calling your grayscale conversion “shitty”. Hope it didn't come across the wrong way. :)