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Tailslide
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RE: Matching just one colour (HEX needed) - 11/15/2007 12:12:17
Hi John
I use a colour tester Firefox plugin called colorzilla. That burgundy colour doesn't come out as a single shade (it changes as you move the tester around the graphic) - but #823559 is one of the shades.
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dankos
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RE: Matching just one colour (HEX needed) - 11/16/2007 0:03:06
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ORIGINAL: Tailslide
Hi John
(it changes as you move the tester around the graphic) - but #823559 is one of the shades.
That's because the image source was probably a compressed file type such as JPEG resulting in pixel variations. I tried two values in Photoshop yielding 0x83345C and 0x853358 using 3x3 averaging. Values very close to yours.
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Tailslide
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RE: Matching just one colour (HEX needed) - 11/16/2007 2:52:56
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ORIGINAL: JohnLearner
How do you do it, Tailslide? Well done - that's exactly what I needed. You have great knowledge.
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