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If I have two arbitrary colours, knowing their hex codes, is it possible to find the color which which contrasts each of them equally while being as contrasting to both as possible? For example for Pure white and Pure Black the color which contrasted both equally would be grey, but is there a way to extend this to any two colours?

It doesn't matter to me which colourspace is used.

Im not sure if there is a name for this, but I was only able to find information on finding one color which contrasted another.

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Are you thinking about split complementary / triad color scheme whether they are of equal distance across the color wheel?

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