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#1 2012-05-06 14:23:44
HAsPl colour model
I decided to build on HSP and create the HPsPl (Hue, Percieved Saturation, Percieved lightness) colour model.
The formulas for the two new values (RGB -> HPsPl) is:
Pl = sqrt((0.299 (R^2)) + (0.587 (G^2)) + (0.114 (B^2)))
Ps = max(0.299 (R*3), 0.587 (G*3), 0.114 (B*3)) - min(0.299 (R*3), 0.587 (G*3), 0.114 (B*3))
Note: This was once called the HAsPl colour model.
Last edited by rdococ (2012-06-08 05:48:21)
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#3 2012-05-08 05:19:27
Re: HAsPl colour model
I figured out a formula for As while playing around with the maths involved.
You could create your own, too... I plan on making the first "colour model creator".
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#4 2012-06-08 05:50:27
Re: HAsPl colour model
Bumping up my post. (I like talking about colours!)
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#5 2012-06-09 15:05:53
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Re: HAsPl colour model
Colors are very fun! I really do like HSB and such. They make it really easy to adjust the brightness/intensity of a color (adjust the respective channels) instead of fiddling with two channels at the same time.
bye 1.4, we all loved you. but we all outgrew the site. 2.0 is a welcome change.
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