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Colors have tone values, which can be judged by viewing color art in greyscale .... . I noticed that Fresco does not reproduce this expected behaviour, when I put down colors with different hues (but same saturation/brightness) and view them in greyscale (using a color adjustment mask or setting the iPad display to greyscale) - the show essentially the same tone value. This confuses me and spoils the use of tonal studies in learning coloring & art with Fresco. Any ideas/chance to correct this?
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I was wrong about the iPad display to greyscale setting - this produces the expected greytone value variation among the color spots in Fresco. However, my attempts to use a mask to obtain the greytone values of the color spots directly in fresco with the iPad display in color mode fail:
To obtain greyscale in Fresco, I add a filter mask ("Hue/Saturation") and set "saturation" to -100, leaving Hue & Brightness untouched (0). Applying this mask to an imported color foto yields the expected greyscale image., applying it to the layer with the color spots shows them all in a very similar, unified greytone. That's very different from what I see for the spots with the greyscale setting for the display.
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