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+ | [{{ paag_palette_swap.png|a) pixel definitions unchanged, pixels refer to the same indices before and after the swap\\ b) swap operation}}] | ||
+ | In [[wp>Indexed_color|indexed images/modes]], **palette swap** is a [[palette effect]] where the appearance of an image is changed by swapping one or more colors in the palette with other colors. | ||
+ | In the strict sense, palette swap refers to exactly that, changing palette entries to re-color an indexed image. | ||
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+ | In a wider sense, regardless of technical hardware details or how the re-coloring of the art is actually being done, any change of the [[wp>color scheme]] of a piece of art may also be called a palette swap. | ||
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+ | A palette swap can be simple, as in the example here, where the swap simply re-colors parts of the image or it can be more advanced to store multiple images in a single indexed image (see also [[wp>steganography]]) as demonstrated in the video linked below. | ||
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+ | further reading/viewing: | ||
+ | * [[ytb>aMcJ1Jvtef0?t=719|Advanced Palette Swap Demonstration]] by Mark Ferrari | ||
+ | * [[wp>Palette_swap|Palette Swap]] |