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anyone want to convert some pantone colors to rgb for me? 77 Responses

Last post: 4 years, 9 months ago | Thread started: Aug 14, 08, 2:24 p.m.

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  • fourthgen

    I'm supposed to receive the bridge guide on monday but need to convert these colors badly!

    7494c
    7499c
    7533c

    Thanks,
    long time listener first time caller

    Aug 14, 08, 2:24 p.m. – Permalink
  • detritus

    You can just look up the values from the Swatches available to you in Photoshop, or Illustrator though, right? Or am I missing something?

    • you can convert them to cmyk values and then to rgb. But from my understanding this is not going to be the most accurate representation of the color as it is simply values that make up the color. hence the bridge guide. I don't know if that makes any sense.fourthgen
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    Dog-earAug 14, 08, 2:27 p.m. – Permalink
  • detritus

    7494c: 155, 176, 141
    7499c: 236, 231, 208
    7533c: 73, 56, 41

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    Dog-earAug 14, 08, 2:28 p.m. – Permalink
  • PonyBoy

    i require hex, detritus...

    *taps foot

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    Dog-earAug 14, 08, 2:29 p.m. – Permalink
  • acescence

    of course the conversion depends completely on your color space...

    • K. I'm probably just an unprofessional moron - but I can't see any change if I completely screw with the ..detritus1/7
      .. colour space options in Photoshop - the RGB values always remain the same?detritus2/7
      but they don't look the same if you compare it to a swatch next to your monitoracescence3/7
      Does that matter in this instance? the RGB values given in the Swatch are what matter - not how it looks onscreendetritus4/7
      onscreen. I mean - your client or consumer doesn't have a calibrated colour space, so the distinction is redundant, right?detritus5/7
      i don't know, this color space stuff always confuses the hell out of meacescence6/7
      me too!

      o_O
      detritus7/7
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    Dog-earAug 14, 08, 2:31 p.m. – Permalink
  • detritus

    Weirdest thing! I could've sworn there weren't any letters in hex beyond f.

    huh.

    Anyway, here you go...

    7494c: fuckgoyourself
    7499c: yourselfgofuck
    7533c: gofuckyourself

    • oops.. to PB, of course.. heh.detritus1/7
      HEY-OO!!
      :D
      PonyBoy2/7
      you left out the #... i require the #PonyBoy3/7
      Hmm. Might've worked better had I l33tified it and shrunk them down to 6 letters... d'oh.detritus4/7
      # me!!!!PonyBoy5/7
      your lack of 'ss3nt33l' is showing indeedPonyBoy6/7
      my # is up in smoke man -
      no can helpee
      detritus7/7
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    Dog-earAug 14, 08, 2:31 p.m. – Permalink
  • fourthgen

    lol I was going to say that wasn't me...

    but thanks!

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    Dog-earAug 14, 08, 2:51 p.m. – Permalink
  • epete22

    Thats stupid, the colors will appear different on whatever monitor views them. Sheeeet...The large apparel companies cant get it right. Why cant you just pick an RGB color?

    • I used the pantone colors for print material and the given RGB swatches in the bridge guide ensure the best possible match...fourthgen1/2
      match. Plus I'm lazy.fourthgen2/2
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    Dog-earAug 14, 08, 3:13 p.m. – Permalink

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