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On the right end, there is a vertical slider, which I think is meant for you to choose the “intensity” of the color, eg darker red or paler red. Is this correct?
The second question, as a layman to colors, I’d thought a dark red and a pale red has the same RGB proportion? But apparently this is not the case. Are darker color and paler color of the same color actually to non-related colors?
On question 1 yes, in laymans term it increases the intensity. But what really happens is this
double R;
double G;
double B;
double Luminosity = Math.Sqrt(.0241 * (Math.Pow(R, 2)) + 0.691 * (Math.Pow(G, 2)) + 0.068 * (Math.Pow(B, 2)));
Which is a formula for Luminosity based on RGB