??? 06/14/10 18:06 Modified: 06/14/10 18:11 Read: times |
#176671 - How naive I was... Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Michael said:
You are so full of yourself AND so wrong!!
... In fact the HTML Colors (web safe colors) have absolutely nothing to do with "nearly equal intensity". And I thought I could trust an expert doing years in LED displays... So, this table does not show colours of same intensity? Ok, but how could a sequence look like, that generates colours of same intensitiy? Should each R G B value (running between 0...255) be corrected by the formula given by Per? Per said:
0.3*R + 0.59*G + 0.11*B Each set of R G B coefficients multiplied by a certain factor, in that way, that the above sum is equal for each colour? Would that do the trick? An example: Red: 255 0 0 -> 0.3 x 255 = 76.5 Cyan: 0 255 255 -> 0.3 x 0 + 0.59 x 255 + 0.11 x 255 = 178.5 Corrected Cyan: 0.59 x 255 / 178.5 x 76.5 + 0.11 x 255 / 178.5 x 76.5 = 0.59 x 109.3 + 0.11 x 109.3 = 76.5 So, would RED (255 0 0) and corrected Cyan (0 109.3 109.3) now be of equal intensity? Kai Klaas |