--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., antonisphoto@y... wrote: > Paul, > > it may be more instructive to look at the numbers in HSB instead of RGB. > In the case of the numbers you cite: > > RGB 140/143/132 = HSB 76º/8/56 > RGB 132/129/121 = HSB 44º/8/52 > > Using HSB allows us to take out the relative brightness (56 vs 52) and the = > > even saturation (8) and concentrate on what a tremendous difference the > position on the color wheel shows from 76 to 44 degrees. Antonis, I took the color info above, opened a new document and painted large patches of the two colors side by side. I very amazing difference and as far as the 76º/8/56 very similar to what I see in some of my Piezo prints. Especially before the go through the intial warm up. Martin (snip)
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Re:Piezo v. MIS / color readings / RGBvsHSB
2001-08-12 by mwesley250@earthlink.net