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Just for clarification, are you saying that the eye translates visual data differently if the image were displayed in RGB, as opposed to HSL? Edit: Is the visu
by dumpsterdiver 6y ago
Just for clarification, are you saying that the eye translates visual data differently if the image were displayed in RGB, as opposed to HSL?
Edit: Is the visual result not summed by the brain, no matter how it is displayed? Whether displaying RBG or HSL, the brain will interpret that in a way that its API can comprehend, yes?
- jcranmer 6y agoThat's not what he's saying. What he's saying is that if you do math in RGB space, it doesn't work out as you expect. So the simplest example of math is taking the average of two colors. If you plot two colors in RGB space and take the midpoint of the line connecting, the resulting color tends not to look anything like "halfway" between the two colors. If you instead did the process in HSL, the result makes more sense.
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