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Old 05-03-2005, 04:51 AM   #10
Allan Rahbek Allan Rahbek is offline
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Originally Posted by Garth Herrick
Leslie and Allan:

Interesting practical topic! We all seem to be inventing in the same direction at once. Here is a view of a grayscale wheel I made.

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Garth,
I got the idea by thinking of how I used to mix colors in a box for painting walls.
When one box was nearly empty I would mix the next one and compare the value and color by dropping a drop of the new color into the old one. That drop of paint would level nicely on the surface and the difference of colors be easy to judge. Much easier than side by side matching.

How do your scale work in practice?

Allan
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