A tool for inspecting the color gamut of 2D images in 3D space.
- Drag an image from your computer or another web browser window into the 3D viewport
- Use the "Upload Image" button and select existing image, or take a picture with your phone/tablet camera
- Be patient with your phone/tablet if you use this feature - it may take a while until I have time to optimise it
- I auto-shrink uploaded images to 256x256 max on mobile devices to try and help with this
- Portrait mode on most phones allows you to see settings and the visualization at the same time
- Leaving this browser tab open too long on a mobile might have drastic effects on battery life - optimization to come
- Yes I'm listing this as a feature because I can
- Scroll your mouse wheel to zoom in and out, if you have one
- Scroll left/right or hold shift while scrolling to scroll 10x more precisely
- Good luck with the weird left/right scrolling on trackpads
- Use your Numpad keys for quick access to camera views; Blender defaults.
- Numpad 5: Toggle orthographic / perspective camera mode
- Numpad 7: Top
- Numpad 1: Front
- Numpad 3: Right
- Numpad 0: "White corner", 3/4ths view
- ctrl + Numpad 7: Bottom
- ctrl + Numpad 1: Back
- ctrl + Numpad 3: Left
- ctrl + Numpad 0: "Black corner", -3/4ths view
These are the setups I have access to, so these are what I can ensure work properly.
- Desktop
- FireFox, Chrome, or Safari on a machine capable of running WebGL
- Some laptops suck and can't WebGL (11" Macbook Air)
- FireFox, Chrome, or Safari on a machine capable of running WebGL
- Mobile
- Chrome on Android on a device capable of running WebGL
- Safari on iOS 10.0 or newer, probably
- Expand/collapse settings sections
- Pan around the scene
- Zoom on Mobile devices
- Live stream from webcam / phone camera
- Tweening states
- Grid toggle
- Show multiple images
- Display a loading progress indicator
- Display image specs and option to limit size
- Any kind of persistence
- Ability to share a particular image/configuration via link
- Some kind of error displays when things break
Development
npm install
npm run dev
Build
npm run build