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How to Use Color Pop Luminance Mode

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	==How to Use Color Pop Luminance Mode==		==How to Use Color Pop Luminance Mode==

	~~[bold]~~ Note: This article ~~written~~ using HueForge version 0.7+. With the release of version 0.8 the user interface has changed, but the fundamental techniques have not. ~~[bold]~~		===Note: This article was composed using HueForge version 0.7+. With the release of version 0.8 the user interface has changed, but the fundamental techniques have not.===

	Pictures with one region of color over a monochrome background benefit from the Color Pop mode. This mode stacks two color spectra one on top of the other. It puts the background of the image on the bottom of the print and the colored part above the background.		Pictures with one region of color over a monochrome background benefit from the Color Pop mode. This mode stacks two color spectra one on top of the other. It puts the background of the image on the bottom of the print and the colored part above the background.

Tlavedas: /* How to Use Color Pop Luminance Mode */

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How to Use Color Pop Luminance Mode

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	==How to Use Color Pop Luminance Mode==		==How to Use Color Pop Luminance Mode==

			[bold] Note: This article written using HueForge version 0.7+. With the release of version 0.8 the user interface has changed, but the fundamental techniques have not. [bold]

	Pictures with one region of color over a monochrome background benefit from the Color Pop mode. This mode stacks two color spectra one on top of the other. It puts the background of the image on the bottom of the print and the colored part above the background.		Pictures with one region of color over a monochrome background benefit from the Color Pop mode. This mode stacks two color spectra one on top of the other. It puts the background of the image on the bottom of the print and the colored part above the background.

Tlavedas at 15:17, 12 August 2024

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	==~~How to Use Color Pop Luminance Mode~~==		==Video Tutorials==

	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBGEZ-dYwFI&t=442s\| HueForge Color Pop Video tutorial]		[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBGEZ-dYwFI&t=442s\| HueForge Color Pop Video tutorial]

	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn0h3gNpHvw\| NeoKoi Prints Color Pop Video tutorial]		[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn0h3gNpHvw\| NeoKoi Prints Color Pop Video tutorial]

			==How to Use Color Pop Luminance Mode==

	Pictures with one region of color over a monochrome background benefit from the Color Pop mode. This mode stacks two color spectra one on top of the other. It puts the background of the image on the bottom of the print and the colored part above the background.		Pictures with one region of color over a monochrome background benefit from the Color Pop mode. This mode stacks two color spectra one on top of the other. It puts the background of the image on the bottom of the print and the colored part above the background.

Tlavedas at 15:16, 12 August 2024

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	==How to Use Color Pop Luminance Mode==		==How to Use Color Pop Luminance Mode==

	{https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBGEZ-dYwFI&t=442s\| HueForge Color Pop Video tutorial]		[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBGEZ-dYwFI&t=442s\| HueForge Color Pop Video tutorial]

	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn0h3gNpHvw\| NeoKoi Prints Color Pop Video tutorial]		[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn0h3gNpHvw\| NeoKoi Prints Color Pop Video tutorial]

Tlavedas: /* How to Use Color Pop Luminance Mode */

2024-08-12T15:15:47Z

How to Use Color Pop Luminance Mode

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	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBGEZ-dYwFI&t=~~431s&pp=ygUSaHVlZm9yZ2UgY29sb3IgcG9w~~\| Color Pop Video tutorial]		{https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBGEZ-dYwFI&t=442s\| HueForge Color Pop Video tutorial]

	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn0h3gNpHvw\| NeoKoi Prints Color Pop Video tutorial]		[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn0h3gNpHvw\| NeoKoi Prints Color Pop Video tutorial]

Tlavedas: /* How to Use Color Pop Luminance Mode */

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	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBGEZ-dYwFI&t=431s&pp=ygUSaHVlZm9yZ2UgY29sb3IgcG9w\| Color Pop Video tutorial]		[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBGEZ-dYwFI&t=431s&pp=ygUSaHVlZm9yZ2UgY29sb3IgcG9w\| Color Pop Video tutorial]

			[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn0h3gNpHvw\| NeoKoi Prints Color Pop Video tutorial]

	Pictures with one region of color over a monochrome background benefit from the Color Pop mode. This mode stacks two color spectra one on top of the other. It puts the background of the image on the bottom of the print and the colored part above the background.		Pictures with one region of color over a monochrome background benefit from the Color Pop mode. This mode stacks two color spectra one on top of the other. It puts the background of the image on the bottom of the print and the colored part above the background.

Tlavedas: /* How to Use Color Pop Luminance Mode */

2024-07-13T14:55:32Z

How to Use Color Pop Luminance Mode

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	The colors make sense, but the actual filaments in the premade set of filaments might very well differ from ones you have on hand. It is probably advisable to replace them now by dragging versions from your Owned library to the corresponding slider. Use the filaments that have the nearest matching colors and transmission distances (TD).		The colors make sense, but the actual filaments in the premade set of filaments might very well differ from ones you have on hand. It is probably advisable to replace them now by dragging versions from your Owned library to the corresponding slider. Use the filaments that have the nearest matching colors and transmission distances (TD).

	The 0.7.0+ version of HueForge has added a Color Core bar (circled in red) between the two images (original, on the right, and as rendered, on the left) ~~that provides important information about the structure of the design~~. It shows the color and its blending at each layer. In Color Pop mode (circled in green), the Color Core also shows the point of separation between the two (upper and lower) luminance regions by a solid line and two dashed lines separated by a gap.		The 0.7.0+ version of HueForge has added a Color Core bar (circled in red) between the two images (original, on the right, and as rendered, on the left). It shows the color and its blending at each layer. In Color Pop mode (circled in green), the Color Core also shows the point of separation between the two (upper and lower) luminance regions by a solid line and two dashed lines separated by a gap.

	Moving the Weighting bar (circled in blue) in the Model Geometry panel moves this separation up and down. To start, this control is best set to mid-range, if it is not there by default. This acts to proportion the two luminance spaces within the total height of the design. It might be necessary to vary this later as the design is refined.		Moving the Weighting bar (circled in blue) in the Model Geometry panel moves this separation up and down. To start, this control is best set to mid-range, if it is not there by default. This acts to proportion the two luminance spaces within the total height of the design. It might be necessary to vary this later as the design is refined.

Tlavedas: /* How to Use Color Pop Luminance Mode */

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How to Use Color Pop Luminance Mode

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			[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBGEZ-dYwFI&t=431s&pp=ygUSaHVlZm9yZ2UgY29sb3IgcG9w\| Color Pop Video tutorial]

	Pictures with one region of color over a monochrome background benefit from the Color Pop mode. This mode stacks two color spectra one on top of the other. It puts the background of the image on the bottom of the print and the colored part above the background.		Pictures with one region of color over a monochrome background benefit from the Color Pop mode. This mode stacks two color spectra one on top of the other. It puts the background of the image on the bottom of the print and the colored part above the background.

Tlavedas at 17:26, 5 July 2024

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	It’s not identical, but close. Could it be made identical? Of course it could, but why worry about it? There really is no “perfect” result. Or rather, perfect is when you are satisfied with the result.		It’s not identical, but close. Could it be made identical? Of course it could, but why worry about it? There really is no “perfect” result. Or rather, perfect is when you are satisfied with the result.

	What is important about this comparison is that you have an application workflow that gets you to a reasonable result. A result every bit as good as the one HueForge provided. Now, go load up one of your images that could benefit from Color Pop!		What is important about this comparison is that it shows you have an application workflow that gets you to a reasonable result. A result that is every bit as good as the one HueForge provided. Now, go load up one of your images that could benefit from Color Pop!

Tlavedas at 17:24, 5 July 2024

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	If you don’t load the premade filament set, the added black and white colors would need adjustment. While observing the colors in the Color Core, move the new black slider until its color appears just above the mid-point of the core (solid line) and then the white slider to just below the black layer on the Color Core. Note that the two default grays would also need to be disabled by clicking the layer number box below each slider. You would also need to add a red and a yellow filament to unused sliders. If you did use the premade filament set the red is already loaded, but a yellow would need to be added.		If you don’t load the premade filament set, the added black and white colors would need adjustment. While observing the colors in the Color Core, move the new black slider until its color appears just above the mid-point of the core (solid line) and then the white slider to just below the black layer on the Color Core. Note that the two default grays would also need to be disabled by clicking the layer number box below each slider. You would also need to add a red and a yellow filament to unused sliders. If you did use the premade filament set the red is already loaded, but a yellow would need to be added.

	Now we can start coloring the bird by adjusting the red and the yellow filament by running their sliders up to layers in the upper half of the color core. Also, to get the gray-blue coloring on the lower wing feathers ~~we could~~ those colors can be added to sliders and ~~adjust them~~ into the color domain below the solid bar in the Color Core.		Now we can start coloring the bird by adjusting the red and the yellow filament by running their sliders up to layers in the upper half of the color core. Also, to get the gray-blue coloring on the lower wing feathers those colors can be added to sliders and adjusted into the color domain below the solid bar in the Color Core.

	[[File:ColorPopFig3.png\|750px\|thumb\|center\|Figure 3]]		[[File:ColorPopFig3.png\|750px\|thumb\|center\|Figure 3]]