This software provides color information at the subpixel level.
SubPixel Display provides a unique feature for developers to view the color information of the three subpixels (red, green, and blue) that make up a single pixel on a video display. The tool allows users to see the effect of reordering the green and blue subpixels, which can be helpful for optimizing graphics and colors.
To use SubPixel Display, simply lock an image in the SubPixel Display window by pressing Command-Option. Once locked, users can adjust the Black Threshold and White Threshold sliders to view the results at different thresholds. To unlock the image, press Command-Control.
One of the most convenient features of SubPixel Display is that it remembers all of your Control Panel settings and window locations between sessions. This helps to streamline your workflow and create a more efficient development environment.
Overall, SubPixel Display is a powerful tool for anyone working with video displays, delivering rich and detailed information about color information and subpixels. The ability to lock images and adjust thresholds makes it a versatile addition to any developer's toolkit.
To use SubPixel Display, simply lock an image in the SubPixel Display window by pressing Command-Option. Once locked, users can adjust the Black Threshold and White Threshold sliders to view the results at different thresholds. To unlock the image, press Command-Control.
One of the most convenient features of SubPixel Display is that it remembers all of your Control Panel settings and window locations between sessions. This helps to streamline your workflow and create a more efficient development environment.
Overall, SubPixel Display is a powerful tool for anyone working with video displays, delivering rich and detailed information about color information and subpixels. The ability to lock images and adjust thresholds makes it a versatile addition to any developer's toolkit.
What's New
Version 1.0.0: N/A