That's got it. Thanks!
So, is the point of being able to specify a color so you can re-use a
single, neutral-color icon, and apply "tints" to it via the KML when it is
rendered on a map?
JF
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Re: [Google Maps API v3] Map marker color-shift?
Comparing the color of the pins on the left to those on the map shows a
clear difference between the two.
Your KML includes a colour changing element
<Style id="ORANGE_POINT">
<IconStyle>
<color>ff0080ff</color>
<Icon><href>http://www.....
See
https://developers.google.com/kml/documentation/kmlreference#iconstyle
"The color specified in the <color> element of <IconStyle> is blended with
the color of the <Icon>"
Your <color> will make the Orange icon more Red ...
I wouldn't like to say if that colour caste is applied to the
Maps-generated legend as well, but I'll bet it isn't. It certainly won't
be applied if you just show the icon image in a regular webpage.
Just remove the <color> elements from your <IconStyle>s.
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