I imagine you'll find the results will be even more remarkable in another colour space (I would probably suggest YUV or YCbCr over HSV./HSL)
Also, then, depending on your priorities, you can put more weight on the Luminance channel (which using, say, the JPEG equations for the colour transformation for YCbCr, would come automatically, as Y tends to be much larger than CbCr).
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Date: Tuesday, 28 March 2006 11:42 pm (UTC)Also, then, depending on your priorities, you can put more weight on the Luminance channel (which using, say, the JPEG equations for the colour transformation for YCbCr, would come automatically, as Y tends to be much larger than CbCr).