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by sebastianmestre
370 days ago
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Very cool! Something that always bugged me about palette generators I've used is how they end up not picking any colors intense enough for the deepest highlights/shadows, because they use colors close to the average of various sets of pixels. The result is that the most eye-catching parts of an image end up washed out, reducing the appeal. My hack to address this has always been making a larger image with big white/black bars around the original image to push the palette generator to include a few really bright or dark colors. From the look of your examples, your project addresses this too, right? Btw, I opened an issue about the graphs in your readme because, as a programmer, they don't tell me if your program is fast or not. From a user's perspective that thinks in terms of the side length of an image, the numbers presented are very useful, but they might be even more useful in table format. |
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