Implement OKLAB color space conversions#116
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This PR aims to implement the conversions to/from OKLAB and OKLCH color spaces, from the post of Ottosson1. Inverse of the$M_1$ and $M_2$ matrices of the XYZ - OKLAB conversion were computed with Python's
numpy.linalg.inv.I’m not sure about the scale of OKLAB and OKLCH. Components are usually in the$[0, 1]$ range, and I multiplied most of them by 100, because the final functions $a$ , and $b$ , and OKLCH’s $c$ , see the updated readme for bounds).
convert.xxx.yyyare supposed to output integers. This value is usually not reached however (for OKLAB’sProgress:
Fixes #111.
Footnotes
Ottosson, Björn (23 Dec 2020), "A perceptual color space for image processing", visited on 2025-05-07. ↩