GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 757809
Offer actions for foreground color transformations to complementary and colder/warmer color
Last modified: 2018-05-24 15:55:06 UTC
i think the foreground color isnt used very well, most users rely all the time on the color picker only, wherever 2d application i look. Obviously, for a good reason, but lets see to overhaul old patterns. With the right transformations, the fg color could become a seamless, mutable, self sufficient and useful color resource example. # more/less saturation = already coded # more/less value = already coded # complementary color # warmer/colder color those transformations, if reversed, return the original color input. We need only a way to do this transformations less with shortcuts,(too clumsy) more with the help of UI elements or widgets, IMO, for example displaying a color ring around the fg color if we mouseover on it, but again IMO.
There is some ambiguity to the definition of complementary - see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complementary_colors Warmer/colder can be interpreted differently as well - you probably want something along the Mired scale instead of e.g. black-body radiatation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mired
thanks for your feedback and questions! #with complementary colors i meant the RYB color model #And mireds could work as well i think, which is computer science i understand less, to be honest. black-body radiatation looks far more complicate at a first look. modifications on the input color should be incremental - meaning, if i repeat the same step again, the result should be x n
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