I have been using the wonderful process created by “The coldest night” for some time, it is an incredible job and it deserves all the recognition. While working with them I made some modifications with promising results. However, recently an idea occurred to me to take it a step further which led me to what I will discuss now. It is thanks to the work of Paulyman Astro and his videos on YouTube that through his way of ordering the equations I was able to take the combinations to many more variants, let me explain. Based on the fact that the now famous Forax palette is a dynamic combination that fuses a SHO with a HOO, I asked myself the question… what if I did it the other way around? …from HOO to SHO. In this case I got a completely different result. With the above I set myself the task of making all the possible combinations in a series of PixelMath. That led me to obtain a range of colors that I could hardly have obtained in any other way.
Dynamic combinations HOO to SOH and OHS to HSO.
Dynamic combinations OHS to SHO and SOH to SHO.
A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to exhibit this work on YouTube on the Astrocitas channel. There I review the theory and how I got to these results. Then in another video, thanks to the wonderful contribution of Raúl Hussein, he creates a script that facilitates the creation of these combinations. Both my PixelMath and the script can be found in these videos for download. Here are the links to the videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKbgAAj0P34&t=1741shttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmM8R5phLNw&t=926sThank
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