Xhin 81 Report post Posted October 2 Adjustments > Invert Anything This plugin allows you to invert a pretty wide variety of things all in one plugin. I'm 99% sure most of this exists elsewhere, but there are a couple things that don't exist yet. Red/Green/Blue -- inverts the red, blue and/or green channels. Will essentially turn yellow into blue, red into cyan, and so on. Hue/Saturation/Value Inverts the hue, saturation or value. Alpha -- Inverts the alpha channel -- transparent pixels will become more opaque, and vice-versa. Fully transparent pixels will apparently turn black. Contrast This feature came from a different plugin I'm working on. Essentially you're inverting things on either side of the median. If you're doing this with red contrast+green contrast+blue contrast on something colorful, for example, you'll get an image that's significantly more gray. Something with more washed-out colors will become more colorful. Essentially you're pulling the colors further away from the median towards the median (making them gray) and vice-versa. Other effects work much the same way, except instead of the median being gray it'll be whatever the median value for that setting is -- hue contrast for example will pull things closer or further away from cyan because that's the median hue. Plugin Examples This plugin offers a large amount of options, so rather than show them all I'll show each individual setting and a few interesting combinations all in one image. First, here's a source image. This cat is pretty useful for testing color/adjustment plugins -- lots of different colors, a good bit of white and black as well. Here are some different settings. The "Everything" means "everything but alpha + alpha contrast". Download Link https://github.com/Xhin23/Paint.net-Plugins/blob/master/Invert_Anything.dll 4 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ego Eram Reputo 2,362 Report post Posted October 2 Nice. Would it make more sense to have a drop down list? It would shorten the UI quite a bit and also allow you to add more options if they come along. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Xhin 81 Report post Posted October 2 The problem with having a drop-down list is that would require 87,178,291,200 (14 factorial) options with the current iteration of the plugin because you can mix and match all of these effects. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MJW 1,100 Report post Posted October 2 Actually 16,384 (2^14), but that's still a long drop-down list! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Seerose 3,957 Report post Posted October 2 @Xhin! Thank you so much for your effort. *Value *Value+Blue Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
