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The image gets de-saturated but the noise that's mixed in is colored. This looks like a mistake. I think the noise is also way too 'soft'. At high frequencies
by heftig 4mo ago
The image gets de-saturated but the noise that's mixed in is colored. This looks like a mistake.
I think the noise is also way too 'soft'. At high frequencies it just becomes near-uniform gray so it barely affects the thresholding.
- kevinsync 4mo agoYeah they could add grayscale to the filter rule to make the colors go away. #dither-demo img.dithered { filter: url(#dither) grayscale(1); }