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> Generating an average color over an area would render horrific results - an area with equal red green and blue would be gray for example. To be fair it sound
by steerablesafe 6y ago
> Generating an average color over an area would render horrific results - an area with equal red green and blue would be gray for example.
To be fair it sounds like you did the averaging in sRGB instead of a linear colorspace.
- mark-r 6y agoIf the RGB colors are equal it doesn't matter if you use a linear or non-linear color space, the color will always be gray. The brightness might be different but I'm not even sure that's true.