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scott <sco### [at] scott com> wrote:
> Have you heard of MacAdam ellipses?
>
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacAdam_ellipse
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> My idea is that if you convert your chroma values to a colour space with
> almost equal-sized MacAdam's ellipses, you can then just do a linear
> interpolation in that colour space, and you should get "perfect" hue
> blends for any colours.
Sounds very interesting. I've been wondering about a perceptually linear color
space, though none that I have seen looks linear to my own eyes--not Munsell,
not CIELAB. (I am hearing of CIELUV for the first time, though.)
However, it strikes me as overkill for a ray tracer, so I agree with Clipka that
it should be low priority.
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