I'm no expert on this myself, having just learned about it yesterday while briefly scanning wiki, but I think I have the general idea down, so here goes. However, it's the principle of the thing.īTW, for them as don't know, an important note about converting colors. It's only $10 for the basic package, so it's really not that big a wallet hit (the only similar programs cost like $100!). I'll list all these in the file I'll eventually upload. The program converts between Munsell, RGB, L*a*b*, and CMYK. I'll convert them all to computer-friendly formats and upload the resulting palette at the end of the program's life as a skinner's resource. Therefore, in order to get what I feel is my fair value for the money I spent, I'm asking everybody to send me your Munsell numbers (and the paint's official name). Because I bought it yesterday, I only have 49 days left to use it. There is NO WARNING of this policy before you buy it, so I'm quite miffed. A new version comes out on 1 Jan and it stops working on 31 Dec, but you pay full price regardless of when in the year you buy it. The 2nd annoyance was that the program I got (the only one at a reasonable price) has a death clock in it. First annoyance was that up until a few years ago, there were such things available for free, but since X-Rite bought Munsell, that's gone away :(. After an exhaustive search, I finally managed to get a program to do this. As such, yesterday I suddenly had a need to convert Munsell paint colors to computer-friendly values. As you might know, one of my jobs is making video games.
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