Add more filter options and improve layout

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Schluffe
2026-09-30 22:33:22 +02:00
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@@ -23,7 +23,8 @@ cargo run --release -- /path/to/screenshot.png
source pixels and resets if the source dimensions change.
3. **Freeze** holds the displayed frame and analysis; **Resume** takes the newest
available frame. **Stop sharing** closes capture and keeps the last image.
4. Inspect the nearest-neighbor zoomed crop. Hover for source coordinates,
4. Inspect the nearest-neighbor zoomed crop. Zoom ranges from 0.1× to 16×,
starting at 1×. Hover for source coordinates,
RGB/hex and HSV; click to copy hex. Click palette swatches to copy them too.
5. **Save crop PNG** writes a uniquely named PNG in the system temporary directory
and displays its path. Drop an image or click **Open image…** to browse for a file in KDE's file picker.
@@ -45,13 +46,25 @@ palette is ordered by count, then RGB for deterministic ties. Fully transparent
pixels are excluded; partially transparent pixels retain their stored RGB values
and count once. Pixel inspection includes HSV and relative luminance.
Use **Compare vision** below the selection to show the original crop alongside
protanopia, deuteranopia, tritanopia, or grayscale. The first three use the
Use **Filter** below the selection to apply protanopia, deuteranopia,
tritanopia, or grayscale directly to the crop preview, or select **Original**
to use the live color adjustment sliders. The first three use the
Machado–Oliveira–Fernandes full-severity model, applied in linear RGB and then
encoded back to sRGB. Grayscale uses relative luminance and tests removal of color
cues; it does not model all aspects of achromatopsia. Preview mode does not change
histograms, copied pixel values, or the exported PNG: those always use the original.
**Invert** replaces each RGB channel with its complement (255 minus the channel).
With **Original** selected, adjust **Hue shift** (−180° to +180°), **Saturation**
(−100% to +100% relative change), and **Brightness (V)** (−100 to +100 percentage
points of HSV value). Changes update the crop preview immediately, including live
captures. Saturation keeps neutral colors neutral; saturation and value clamp to
their valid ranges. Brightness adjusts HSV value, not relative luminance.
**Reset adjustments** restores the unmodified preview. Adjustments are remembered
while another filter is selected and applied again when returning to Original.
Filters preserve alpha and always start from source pixels, so edits do not
accumulate rounding errors.
**Vision check** automatically checks all four scenarios. It flags pairs whose
OKLab distance falls from at least 0.08 to at most 0.04, losing at least 50% of the
original separation. These are project-specific screening heuristics, not