[Kdenlive-devel] Color correction tools: How and where to implement them?

Till Theato root at ttill.de
Sat Jul 31 13:39:22 UTC 2010


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On 07/31/2010 09:33 AM, Simon Eugster wrote:
> 2010/7/30 el jefe delito <eljefedelito at gmail.com>:
>> On Friday, July 30, 2010 05:34:32 Till Theato wrote:
>>> in svn r4662 I now added a color picker ("eyedropper").
>>
>> While I've not seen this yet and I may be late to the discussion, I generally find that eyedroppers pick too precise of a single colour, when a better goal would be to get the average colour of a region where the eyedropper was used.  A white wall or a blue sky is rarely made up of all of the same shade; more often these areas consist of many, many different colours that appear to the eye to be a single shade.  Usually, only digitally-created images have a solid colour; it would be better to have an eyedropper that selects a small (or large) region rather than a single pixel.
> 
> I was about to suggest this as well. Quite important feature imho. The
> radius should be configurable somehow.
> 
> Something else, we need a different cursor for the color picker. The
> current one (a cross here) hides the color I'm clicking on at the
> moment. I could create one if desired.
> 

When picking only a single color the cursor looks now the same as the
icon ("color-picker"). Hope this works better.

I also added picking an average color. You can set the width of a square
with the cursor being its center. I limited the width to 100 px for now
because it is very very slow. 50px take 1-2 sec here and 100px a whole
lot longer. The other point is that you cannot see the edges of the
square, when moving the cursor. Will have to work on these two things.

regards till
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