[RFC] Color usability time, take 2
Matthew Woehlke
mw_triad at users.sourceforge.net
Thu Jun 7 16:07:00 BST 2007
Olaf Schmidt wrote:
> Using colour manipulations to get the 7 additional background colours is
> probably less reliable to achieve a good result,
I kind-of want to say that's what we agreed on the last time this was
brought up, but I may be misremembering.
> but I do not really care as
> long as enough contrast is ensured according to the WACG2 guidelines, cf.
> http://accessibility.kde.org/oxygen.php
Right. :-)
(Incidentally, I just stumbled upon that document a day or so ago :-).)
> (BTW, my self-invented sHSL seems to be identical to HSY).
Not quite, you are doing gamma correction also :-). Since that seems to
be 'correct' according to WAGC2, it's probably the right way to do it.
IMO I would rather use Y in the name as the standard symbol for "luma",
which is what you are actually calculating. I think the "correct" name
of your color space is actually H'S'Y' (that's extrapolating from stuff
on wikipedia), which isn't really usable in a function name :-).
Is 's' a standard indicator that the coefficients are gamma-corrected?
--
Matthew
Any sufficiently advanced bug is indistinguishable from a feature.
(...with apologies to Arthur C. Clarke)
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