Photoshop plugins & filters - Hue

Photo shop plug ins & filters - Hue

Random Hue

This filter replaces the hue of each image with a random value. The result, however, is quite different from that of my Random Noise series:

Original picture:

Random hue filter:

Because human vision is more perceptive to shape (luminosity) of an image than its colors (hue), this image appears almost monochrome with color sprinkles all over it. But if you zoomed in close, you'd notice the image is not monochrome. It is an illusion, reminiscent of poor color reception on TV.

Randomize Hue

This is a similar filter, but the effect is different. Rather than replacing hue with random values, it multiplies the hue of each pixel by a random number between 0 and 2:

Note that both hue filters have stronger effect on pixels with high saturation. They have no effect on black, white, and gray pixels (or monochrome images).

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