Adjust Brightness and Contrast for Low Light

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Allow users to manually adjust the brightness and contrast of the entire design to better visualize how it will appear in low light conditions.

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Idea: Apply transformations that simulate viewing the image in low-light conditions. This might involve darkening the image and adjusting contrast.

• Sliders that allow user to manually adjust brightness and contrast of design
• Range e.g. -100 to 100 for both brightness and contrast, where 0 is the default

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Another idea: simulate various times of the day and various lighting/weather conditions. Especially indoor/outdoor lighting conditions.

1. Define lighting and weather conditions

   • time of day: early morning, morning, midday, afternoon, evening, late evening
   • weather conditions: sunny day, gloomy day, under the stars

2. Apply filters for each condition

   • early morning: slightly lower brightness, increased warmth (yellow/orange tint).
   • morning: normal brightness with a slight increase in warmth.
   • midday: high brightness, neutral contrast.
   • afternoon: slight decrease in brightness, warmer tones.
   • evening: decreased brightness, cooler tones (blue tint).
   • late evening: low brightness, very cool tones, high contrast.
   • sunny day: increased brightness and contrast.
   • gloomy day: decreased brightness, lower contrast, cooler tones.
   • under the Stars: Very low brightness, very high contrast, deep blue/black tones.

3. UI Design

   • Create buttons or a dropdown menu for each time of day and weather condition. Use Canva icons or custom icons to depict each option
   • Upon selecting a condition, apply the respective filters to the design.

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Current setup:

Updated setup (with icons):