Aw: Re: freieFarbe/freeColour HLC colour system to be accepted as a national standard for "Open Colour Communication" in Germany

one file, we'll probably release one single CxF palette with at least spectral colours, L*a*b* colours and sRGB colours. Christoph > Gesendet: Sonntag, 03. Dezember 2017 um 20:51 Uhr > Von: "V Stuart Foote" > An: libreoffice@lists.freedesktop.org > Betreff: Re: freieFa

Re: freieFarbe/freeColour HLC colour system to be accepted as a national standard for "Open Colour Communication" in Germany

"Christoph Schäfer" wrote > ... > > Currently, an older version of the HLC palette is already included in > Scribus 1.5.3+ (L*a*b*) and the latest LibreOffice (sRGB). And speaking of > Scribus, the juicy bit is that the colour reference will most likely be > produced with Scribus 1.5.4svn, because

Aw: Re: [CREATE] freieFarbe/freeColour HLC colour system to be accepted as a national standard for "Open Colour Communication" in Germany

Hi Susan and the rest,     I'll reply to everyone in one mail, so the information doesn't get scattered all over the place.     > This is huge... > This opens another area of proprietary design which affects the fashion industry. Yes you are correct. This is huge and might affect the text

Re: freieFarbe/freeColour HLC colour system to be accepted as a national standard for "Open Colour Communication" in Germany

Hi Christoph, many thanks for your continuous work and congratulations to become a standard. Shared your message on Open Source Design https://discourse.opensourcedesign.net/t/freecolour-hlc-color-palette-becomes-a-din-standard/500

freieFarbe/freeColour HLC colour system to be accepted as a national standard for "Open Colour Communication" in Germany

Hi all, I have some incredible news for you. Yesterday freieFarbe/freeColour received a message from the German industrial standards organisation (DIN) that our proposal for an open standard for "Open Colour Communication" based on the HLC colour model (aka as Lhc) has been accepted and wil

Re: [CREATE] freieFarbe/freeColour HLC colour system to be accepted as a national standard for "Open Colour Communication" in Germany

This is huge... This opens another area of proprietary design which affects the fashion industry. On Nov 30, 2017 19:36, Christoph Schäfer wrote: > Hi all, > > > > I have some incredible news for you. > > > Yesterday freieFarbe/freeColour received a message from the German > industrial standard

Re: [CREATE] freieFarbe/freeColour HLC colour system to be accepted as a national standard for "Open Colour Communication" in Germany

Congratulations Christoph! Do you have an article we could link to on social media for the Fashion Freedom Initiative (https://fashionfreedom.eu)? This will beneficially affect many industries. Best, Susan On Nov 30, 2017 19:36, Christoph Schäfer wrote: > Hi all, > > > > I have some incredible

Re: [CREATE] freieFarbe/freeColour HLC colour system to be accepted as a national standard for "Open Colour Communication" in Germany

Hi! On Fri, Dec 1, 2017 at 10:15 AM, Alexandre Prokoudine wrote: > > > 1 дек. 2017 г. 6:36 пользователь Christoph Schäfer написал: > > We're currently cooperating with ink manufacturers in Germany and > Switzerland to establish ink formulas for HLC colours that cannot be > reproduced in CMYK, ak

Re: [CREATE] freieFarbe/freeColour HLC colour system to be accepted as a national standard for "Open Colour Communication" in Germany

1 дек. 2017 г. 6:36 пользователь Christoph Schäfer написал: We're currently cooperating with ink manufacturers in Germany and Switzerland to establish ink formulas for HLC colours that cannot be reproduced in CMYK, aka as spot colours Since you already have a prototype, are you talking about me

Re: [CREATE] freieFarbe/freeColour HLC colour system to be accepted as a national standard for "Open Colour Communication" in Germany

Hi! On Fri, Dec 1, 2017 at 4:36 AM, "Christoph Schäfer" wrote: > Hi all, > > > > I have some incredible news for you. > > > Yesterday freieFarbe/freeColour received a message from the German industrial > standards organisation (DIN) that our proposal for an open standard for "Open > Colour Comm