Re: Accessible Paint Programs?
Ah wonderful, thanks for the links.
I found that straight RGB values were actually pretty hard to interpret on their own, so I made it possible to assign sounds to specific colors.
Were you reading the RGB values directly as numbers? Or some other way? I've shifted to working on measuring the RGB values of an image by using 3 different wave forms to represent each color, Sine for red, Saw for green, and Square for blue, with volume used for brightness. When the user moves over a pixel all 3 waves play simultaneously, and the volume of each wave is adjusted based on the RGB values, this gives each color a unique finger print that, hopefully, can be recognisable. I've uploaded a sample here, which gives the tones for red, green, blue, yellow, cyan, purple, and white. I'd be interested to see what you think.
I also find y our color ID approach with color names rather interesting, it could be quite useful for helping to identify color types, although I tthink I would also add in a modifier to let users know if a color doesn't exactly match a set color, like a color thats near viridian would be called "custom viridian", in addition to users being able to view the raw RGB values.
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