3DColorPicker 1.4

The color model is a mathematical framework used to describe and represent colors. Common examples of such models include RGB, HSV, and HSL. These models serve as the basis for color pickers found in various software applications, often displayed using a two-dimensional plane or as a cross-section of a specific geometric shape pertaining to the color model. However, these models are more intuitively understood when represented in three-dimensional geometry, such as the RGB cube, HSV pyramid, HSV prism, HSL double pyramid, and HSL prism.

This application offers a range of functionalities designed to enhance user interaction with color models:

• Geometric and numerical conversion between color models:
  • The top section of the interface displays corresponding values for three color models alongside commonly used Hex values, allowing for quick reference.
  • The central area presents the three color models and their five geometric representations in an intuitive layout.
  • Users can easily observe the conversion process between these models by switching among the various geometric representations.
• Intuitive 3D color picker:
  • In wireframe mode, users can visualize how individual components of a color model are depicted geometrically.
  • The final selected color is demonstrated as a combination of these three components, providing clarity on the selection process.
  • A slider at the bottom allows for dynamic adjustments, enabling users to see real-time changes in the geometric representation as they modify component values.

Overall, this application presents an engaging approach to understanding and utilizing color models effectively.