Le Forgeron nous apporta ses lumieres en ce 2007/11/27 15:38:
> I'm wondering why, short of historical reason, does the
> interpolation of weighted textures(pigment) is performed in the rgb
> space.
> 
> Wouldn't it be possible to perform it in HSV or HSL space, even for
> out of rgb <0,0,0> / rgb <1,1,1> block ?
> And wouldn't the result be different and maybe more natural (or not ?)
> 
> Linear for SL/SV should be easy, but I'm still wondering about
> interpolation of opposite hue: what would be the right solution ?
> 
> Could it be chosen per interpolation ?
> 
> Attached is a rgb interpolation of the polygon, with various
> strength of mix.
> 
> 
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> 
Your computer, and most image formats, use the RGB space. So, it's much simpler 
to work in RGB space.
You can work in another colour space, but it's more complex, as you need to 
translate from one to the other. There are some macros to do just that in 
colors.inc.
They are:
CH2RGB()
CRGB2H()
CHSL2RGB()
CRGB2HSL()
CHSV2RGB()
CRGB2HSV()

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