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Posted on: February 6, 2010 6:43 PM, by Jessica Palmer
Those of you who like to play with color may be interested in the newColoRotate interface, designed to make editing color palettes more intuitive. This tool was produced by the same team that made the useful educational website Causes of Color, which I've blogged about before. It explains the differences between iridescence, interference, luminescence, etc. in simple language easy for nonscientists to understand.
There's a quick demo video of the ColoRotate Photoshop plugin below the fold.
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Comments
Very cool!!
Posted by: Comrade PhysioProf | February 6, 2010 7:42 PM
What an amazing tool. Just intuitive/powerful enough to be dangerous in th wrong hands. Mine, for instance.
Posted by: Rick V | February 6, 2010 10:22 PM