Miyako,
Well thanks for showing me that. I see what you're talking about now. When
I've dealt with this sort of thing before it was in the context of
reconciling colorspaces within a program like Photoshop to an output device
like monitor, printer or such. It never occurred to me the color picker
w
Hello,
in your original post you mentioned the "web safe" color profile, a collection
of 216 colors.
find "burnt orange" (FF6600) in that pane, and select it.
switch to "RGB" (second from left) and click the cogwheel.
select device color space (the one that 4D uses).
you will see that the hex
Hi Miyako,
I take the point that the representation of a given RGB value (whatever it
may be) will differ depending on the color space and the capabilities of
the device that's displaying it. That's why we calibrate our monitors. But
I don't see how that's relevant here. I think we're talking abou
on the color picker panel you should find a cogwheel icon,
which allows you to pick a color space.
after all,
RGB is not an absolute definition unless you also specify the color space.
when you use the picker tool,
it will always return the RGB in the generic (NSCalibratedRGBColorSpace) space,
wh
Hi folks,
I was playing with using the OPEN COLOR PICKER command for the first time.
Reasonably cool feature that really is only missing a way to close the
window programmatically and get the selected value directly. But it's way
better than the rgb sliders we had to use for years.
I used a modif
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