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I agree that as a practical space HSL is limited. Indeed, HSL was supported in the first two versions of Photoshop, but was abandoned as being too inconsistent.
by Daub 4y ago
I agree that as a practical space HSL is limited. Indeed, HSL was supported in the first two versions of Photoshop, but was abandoned as being too inconsistent. A conversion to and from HSL resulted in a mess. However Photoshop, like all design apps, features an HSL colour picker.
Thanks for introducing me to OKLAB.
> From my perspective that hue is the independent variable to set first
Agreed.
> Color spaces definitely defy straightforward intuition about them.
You are aware of Kuehnis book "Color space and its divisions."? It is a great read on this fascinating subject.
- clairity 4y agoyah, the other neat thing about lab/lch/oklab/oklch is that they're theoretically unbounded, so as our screens get better at reproducing more of the visible spectrum, you just use more extant values rather than switching color spaces (unlike rgb & hsl). i haven't read that book, but i'll have to check it out!