Hunter Lab shows a=b=NaN for #000000

FineFindus / eyedropper

Pick and format colors

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Hunter Lab shows a=b=NaN for #000000 #46

Closed sophie-h closed 1 year ago

sophie-h commented 1 year ago

Maybe this is correct and it cannot be represented but I expected it should just be 0 as for other grayscale values?

FineFindus commented 1 year ago

Closed in 8b34ef77893d555b66e4cfd133f9c5a4b529344e. This was technically correct as a division with 0 occurred, but from a user perspective the result should have been 0.