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Another release of Vibrance, to further improve quality. In the attached example, v0.2 is on the left, and v0.3 on the right. The yellow-blue gradient has recovered its contrast and saturation, and the white-blue gradient is smoother. github.com/romainguy/vibrance/releases/tag/v0.3.0
I published vibrance v0.2.0 last night. This version refines the fitting process, which results in higher quality color mixes/gradients. romainguy/vibrance
another similar linear interpolation subtractive color mixing thingy that uses a tiny neural network with 32 neurons and ~2k parameters instead of a big lookup table: romainguy/vibrance t.co