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On the original OKlab Euclidean will do. Perceptually-uniform color spaces are designed for that (at least for close colors). On these slightly squished and st
by arthur2e5 5y ago
On the original OKlab Euclidean will do. Perceptually-uniform color spaces are designed for that (at least for close colors).
On these slightly squished and stretched ones… I think converting back to OKlab is the better idea. You can just turn the polar stuff into Cartesian directly too, but it will be distorted.