A shame that the fastest-moving value is placed in the portion of the spectrum where we have the least colour sensitivity. I'd have put hours in blue, myself. If I'd thought of it.
I'm quite sure there are much more mappings from hh:mm:ss -> rgb which would be even more interesting or even practical.
For sure the internet will iterate on this idea in just a few seconds :)
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A shame that the fastest-moving value is placed in the portion of the spectrum where we have the least colour sensitivity. I'd have put hours in blue, myself. If I'd thought of it.
http://davidlynch.org/toys/colorclock/#hms http://davidlynch.org/toys/colorclock/#smh http://davidlynch.org/toys/colorclock/#mhs
Or any other order, really.
Any order, yes, but things like http://davidlynch.org/toys/colorclock/#hsh do not work yet.
Yeah, okay, they'll work now.
That's rather nice.
I'm quite sure there are much more mappings from hh:mm:ss -> rgb which would be even more interesting or even practical. For sure the internet will iterate on this idea in just a few seconds :)
Yeah, HMS->HSL would be quite intriguing.
Forked from flog: http://www.manatee-combine.com/colour-clock/ http://github.com/ctoneal/colour-clock/