The background gradient used by the hue slider of ColorPicker does not accurately represent a gradient through hues with constant saturation/lightness because it is created with 10 stops instead of the 6 primary/secondary stops needed to correctly represent the hue gradient using RGB interpolation.
In particular, the current gradient has incorrect muddy lightness dips around fuchsia and yellow and (less noticeable) lightness bumps around lime and blue.
The background gradient used by the hue slider of ColorPicker does not accurately represent a gradient through hues with constant saturation/lightness because it is created with 10 stops instead of the 6 primary/secondary stops needed to correctly represent the hue gradient using RGB interpolation.
In particular, the current gradient has incorrect muddy lightness dips around fuchsia and yellow and (less noticeable) lightness bumps around lime and blue.
Upper: current hue gradient (10 stops) Lower: correct hue gradient (6 stops)
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