Transform Color Space

Description

Allows to transform the current object into a different color space, if possible. Converting the colors of the current object into another color space. After calling this method, the object will be of a different class.

Usage

polarLUV.to(to, fixup=True)

Arguments

tostr: Name of the color space into which the colors should be converted (e.g., "CIEXYZ", "HCL", "hex", "sRGB", …).
fixupbool: Whether or not colors outside the defined rgb color space should be corrected if necessary, defaults to True.

Examples

# HCL() identical to polarLUV()
from colorspace import HCL
x = HCL([275, 314, 353, 31, 70],
        [ 70,  85, 102, 86, 45],
        [ 25,  40,  55, 70, 85])
x

polarLUV color object (5 colors)
            H       C       L
  1:   275.00   70.00   25.00
       314.00   85.00   40.00
       353.00  102.00   55.00
        31.00   86.00   70.00
        70.00   45.00   85.00

type(x)

colorspace.colorlib.polarLUV

# Convert colors to sRGB
x.to("sRGB")
x

sRGB color object (5 colors)
            R       G       B
  1:     0.30    0.11    0.57
         0.66    0.08    0.61
         0.90    0.28    0.53
         0.95    0.58    0.37
         0.90    0.83    0.60

type(x)

colorspace.colorlib.sRGB

# Convert from sRGB to hex
x.to("hex")
x

#4B1D91
#A8139C
#E54886
#F39360
#E7D39A

# Convert back to HCL colors.
# Round-off errors due to conversion to 'hex'.
x.to("HCL")
x

polarLUV color object (5 colors)
            H       C       L
  1:   274.92   69.80   25.01
       313.88   84.94   39.90
       353.14  102.03   55.09
        30.86   85.96   70.02
        69.59   45.16   84.95

# Extracting hex colors (returns list of str)
x.colors()

['#4B1D91', '#A8139C', '#E54886', '#F39360', '#E7D39A']