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    Default Re: A tool to identify the RGB of a selected color

    the eyedropper mike mentions will give you the HSV [or the colourline palette colour if that is appropriate]

    the colour editor gary mentioned wiil give you HSV by default, but you can then switch to RGB

    make sure you do not have objects selected or you may recolour them by accident
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    Default Re: A tool to identify the RGB of a selected color

    If you really want Image Composer: on a computer with a CD/DVD drive, copy the content onto a USB thumb drive and install from there.

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    Default Re: A tool to identify the RGB of a selected color

    There is a tiny desktop app/program that will give you all the values.

    Its called Pixie and you can get at at the following link:

    http://www.nattyware.com/pixie.php

    You get the Hex, HTML#, RGB, CMYK & HSV all at one glance

    Hope it is of use

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    Default Re: A tool to identify the RGB of a selected color

    Quote Originally Posted by dutchim View Post
    There is a tiny desktop app/program that will give you all the values.

    Its called Pixie and you can get at at the following link:

    http://www.nattyware.com/pixie.php

    You get the Hex, HTML#, RGB, CMYK & HSV all at one glance

    Hope it is of use
    That would be of great use, actually. Thanx!

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    Default Re: A tool to identify the RGB of a selected color

    Download AutoHotKey. This comes with a Windows Spy script that dynamically shows the RGB colour under the pointer.

    Or work on your own with:
    ^!z:: ; Control+Alt+Z hotkey.MouseGetPos, MouseX, MouseY
    PixelGetColor, color, %MouseX%, %MouseY%
    MsgBox The color at the current cursor position is %color%.
    return
    Limited but easy to enhance.

    Acorn
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    Default Re: A tool to identify the RGB of a selected color

    Quote Originally Posted by mwenz View Post
    At the bottom left is an eye dropper. It works both in your Xara application and outside it.
    Quote Originally Posted by gwpriester View Post
    Or Ctrl + e to open the Color Editor. Select RGB Color Model. Drag the eyedropper over the color you want to sample.
    Quote Originally Posted by handrawn View Post
    the eyedropper mike mentions will give you the HSV [or the colourline palette colour if that is appropriate]

    the colour editor gary mentioned wiil give you HSV by default, but you can then switch to RGB

    make sure you do not have objects selected or you may recolour them by accident
    Thank you for the replies, guys! Those are a big help. I've had Xara for years, and always thought the eyedropper would only change the color of an object.

    Learn something new everyday!

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    Default Re: A tool to identify the RGB of a selected color

    Quote Originally Posted by Acorn View Post
    Download AutoHotKey. This comes with a Windows Spy script that dynamically shows the RGB colour under the pointer.

    Or work on your own with:

    Limited but easy to enhance.

    Acorn
    Thanx, Acorn, I'll check it out.

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    Default Re: A tool to identify the RGB of a selected color

    If you are sampling a solid color, that's one thing . But the problem sampling a photo is a color is made of of hundreds or thousands of various colored pixels. So your value will depend on which specific pixel you are hovering over. Unless the sampling method is capable of averaging an area and even that is going to change.

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    Default Re: A tool to identify the RGB of a selected color

    So, in a crude way, the new Palette from Photo averages out and creates a primary colour.

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    Default Re: A tool to identify the RGB of a selected color

    that would be pure hue
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