Ramlyn
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I think it could be useful to have a component that can extract a color range from a picture.
Photoshop, GIMP, or other graphic editors can do it simply choosing to select an area of the picture by color and clicking on it. Filter Forge can't do the same way, but maybe a similar result can be obtained giving the chance to the user to choose two colors. The component should select the whole color range between the two inserted colors. |
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Posted: November 2, 2024 1:31 am | ||
SpaceRay
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Yes I agree that it would be good, useful and interesting a custom specific component
Meanwhile of waiting for FF team to decide about this, you can also see the already available filters that are in the FF library about this topic that maybe you can use in some way I do not know if it could be similar to what you may want and are suggesting, but may be something that is already available and can test it Will tell what filter are related to this later |
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Posted: November 14, 2024 10:41 pm | ||
Rachel Duim
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I’ve done the math for selecting a single color in Color Range Picker with Median. I’ll think about how that might be adapted for 2 colors.
Math meets art meets psychedelia. |
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Posted: November 14, 2024 11:04 pm | ||
Ramlyn
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Thanks Rachel Duim and SpaceRay.
I know Color Range Picker with Median. It is a nice filter, but what I mean is someway different. I try to explain. First of all the component, when a color is selected, should select only that precise color, with all its characteristics. Let's suppose that I pick the color AFFFAA: ![]() |
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Posted: November 15, 2024 2:04 am | ||
Ramlyn
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Posted: November 15, 2024 2:07 am | ||
Ramlyn
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This is the first important point.
The second point is how can we enlarge the action range? We could have two solutions. 1) Let's consider AFFFAA as the center of a circular area with ray 0. Using a value 0 we would select only that precise color. Increasing the value to 1,2, ..... , the circular area would expand and we would have a wider color range. 2) A second option would be, as I already explained, selecting two colors. Let's consider two colors: AFFFAA and 1F5D1B. The line connecting the two points would be the diagonal of a rectangle. That rectangle would be the area of our color range. ![]() |
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Posted: November 15, 2024 2:31 am | ||
Ramlyn
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As explained before, it would be important that the selection does not include colors that are outside of our selection range.
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Posted: November 15, 2024 2:34 am |
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