![]() ![]() Sometimes I drag my grab straight into PS, other times I save the grabs on my HD and then drag and drop from my file explorer to PS. Mostly these colors are either added with markup or they are dynamically added to SVG's on web and Android, with icons its normally PDF's on iOS phones cause that's the supported format for icons there. When I know for a fact that there's no gradients and only ONE opaque color, and I know the hex cause it's in the code I sometimes get slight variations between what the color actually is and what PS says it is in the same color space. In those cases I always "travel" the picker from side to side inside the color on higher zoom while watching the hex definition. Or a clear one colored icon with no competing pixels. I'm referring to 100% opaque colors like backgrounds on #divs in a UI etc. I'm not talking about complex color distributions like gradients, photographs and busy graphics. ![]() The sRGB mode is not in conflict with what I sample then if I assume correctly. I never get a color conversion prompt when I open my grabs in PS. I just wanna make a couple of things clear: Afraid I can't give you a way of doing this for a phone. If you look at the code for the webpage it should agree with the value in the Photoshop color palette for simple things like text and banners but there will be variations in continuous tone images. You can in fact sample any screen color from within Photoshop. ![]() Choose the 'Eyedropper Tool' and hold down the mouse button, drag the mouse across to the adjacent browser window and you'll see Photoshop is sampling colors in the browser window in Hex. Put a web page side by side with Photoshop on the screen on the same monitor. Also try this: Set Photoshop up like this with 'Web Color Sliders' showing. Be aware Hex values change in different color spaces-I think I'm right in saying, but Dag will correct me if I'm wrong. There are a few things you could try, as mentioned 'point sample' or you'll get an averaged value. Just Color Picker is a portable application and can be run directly from a USB stick.When you capture images from phones and even web pages they are only approximately in the sRGB color space so if you are not getting accurate Hex values it's not surprising. Copying the colour code to the clipboard with one mouse click or automatically.User-defined hotkey for capturing colour values.Text tool for evaluating the readability of the selected font and background colour combinations.Gradient transition between the two colours for creating a wide range of in-between hues.RGB, HSV and HSL colour editors for adjusting and editing colours.Red-Green-Blue (RGB), Cyan-Magenta-Yellow (CMY) and Red-Yellow-Blue (RYB) colour wheels with marked triads and complementary colours.Conversion of HTML/Hexadecimal and RGB colour codes into the corresponding colours.User’s comments and notes for any picked colour.Interaction with the standard Windows or Mac OS colour dialog.The ability to open, edit and save Adobe Photoshop.aco colour swatches (Adobe color files) and GIMP.gpl palette files.Colour list for saving and reusing the picked colour samples.Calculation of the pixel distance between points.3x, 9x and 15x magnifier and keyboard control of the mouse cursor movements for greater precision.Averaged colour sampling for easy handling of colour noise.Most widely-used formats of colour codes: HTML, RGB, HEX, HSB/HSV, HSL, CMYK and Delphi.It is a software for designers and digital artists created by a designer and digital artist. One of the main advantages of Just Color Picker is that it was created by a person who uses it on an everyday basis. With Just Color Picker, identifying the colours, saving, editing and combining them into beautiful colour combinations is a quick and simple job. While taking part in any computer routine, graphic designers, digital artists and web-designers may see colours and colour combinations they would like to use in their projects. ![]()
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