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Originally Posted by airdave
....My colour blindness causes me to refer to colour sampling and colour codes.
I never rely on my own colour judgement.
I bring in images and samples of colours I wish to use on a model
and regardless of what I think I see, I sample the colour and reproduce it within my artwork program.
I also keep track of HTML/RGB/CMYK codes and match colours that way.
I print out colour sheets/test swatches and make sure to include the necessary codes on those swatches
and then I keep these sheets for future reference.
I also keep colour sheets to show what colours look like when they come out of the printer
rather than rely on what I see on the screen.
If I have any uncertainty about the correct colour on a model,
I ignore whats on my screen and print the sheet to see it in person
and I usually show it to someone else for their verification of the colour(s).
And I still test build my own models. lol
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What you do shows in the high-quality models you make Dave. I didn't know you are color blind. That makes the models you produce even more impressive.
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