#Club5050 - Color Gamut Part 2 ( HSL, HSV )
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After understanding the meaning of color peat as well as the distinction between RGB and CMYK in the color peat lesson, we will now return to PART SECOND.
Previous Lesson : #Club5050 - Color Gamut Part 1
In the last section, I said that we would be learning about color gamut in the world of graphic design this time.
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As a result, a designer needs a computer monitor that can display precise color reproduction. Of course, the accuracy of this color reproduction is dependent on the specifications of the monitor that we use, which correspond to international color standards.
While we use visual editing tools or digital drawing applications on computers (such as Photoshop, Affinity Designer, CorelDRAW, and so on), we have undoubtedly seen and even heard of a color palette, which allows us to select numerous RGB colors to color when using design applications. graphic.
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Furthermore, there is something called HSL, which stands for hue, saturation, and lightness, and the value of this color may still be modified based on the characteristics we desire. But you may also hear the phrase HSV, which stands for Hue Saturation and Value; it may seem similar, but it is not.
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What do the terms HSV and HSL mean?
HUE
Hue is a phrase used to indicate the name of a color. It signifies that in a color circle, there are three primary colors: red, blue, and yellow. If we combine these three colors, we will get a color gradation with no name, hence the name of this hue will be referred to as the color's name.
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SATURATION.
Saturation is defined as color density / weak or strong color, with the intensity range of a color indicated in percent (%), i.e. (Grey) 0 percent - 100 percent. The color is then 100 percent saturated if it is really bright.
A perfect brilliant red color, for example, signifies great intensity, but if the intensity is low, the color is dark gray.
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Lightness
While Lightness is the amount of brightness of the hue color.
Because there was a phrase called value, I shall explain it.
What exactly is VALUE?
Value is a Color Value that governs a color's Brightness or Darkness and Lightness. where white has the maximum brightness and black has the lowest. Or the phrases is Lighting and Shadow.
The value range is represented in the form of Percent (%), i.e. 0% - 100%. So, if 0%, the color is black, and if 100%, the color is white (not perfect white, but more saturated white, nearly gray). Why not 100% perfect white?
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The explanation is that this is the distinction between HSV and HSL.
HSV and HSL are systems or approaches for representing points in RGB color. The distinction between the two lies in the value with lightness. Lightness enhances every Hue hue picked from Black, the darkest color level, to White, the lightest color level.
whereas Value merely brightens the Hue from the bottom location, i.e. Black, to the maximum Hue point/selected color because in HSL, the Lightness spans the entire spectrum beginning with the lowest level, namely Black, and progressing via the selected Hue / Hue to the highest level, namely White (in HSV, the Value is only half starting from Black to the selected Color). I hope you understand what we're talking about.
However, in order to understand this word, we must first understand the most basic type of color gamut implementation that we find in graphic design software, which, of course, greatly aids you in selecting the color level in your design item.
But the subject does not end there. Next, we will examine International Color Standards and Accuracy Produced!, which is also extremely significant information for determining the color level that you will use in your design to match your customer's display or monitor.
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