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John Latter
Hi,
Is there a formula whereby a tint can be applied to a 'grey' (not
really black & white) image so that the result becomes a websafe
colour?
For example, I have an image whose (predominant) grey is #808080 (not
websafe) and in this particular instance I added #66ffcc (a websafe
'green' and ended up with a predominant green tint of #008061 (not
websafe).
I hope the above makes some kind of sense! To put it another way, if I
start off with:
#808080
I want to know how to 'add' to it a tint of
#xxxxxxx
so that I end up with a websafe colour of
#yyyyyy
(um, I also hope the question isn't too off-topic for this
newsgroup..)
--
John Latter
The 'Socially Acceptable Violence' website:
http://members.aol.com/jorolat/sac.html
Model of an Internal Evolutionary Mechanism
http://members.aol.com/jorolat/TEM.html
Is there a formula whereby a tint can be applied to a 'grey' (not
really black & white) image so that the result becomes a websafe
colour?
For example, I have an image whose (predominant) grey is #808080 (not
websafe) and in this particular instance I added #66ffcc (a websafe
'green' and ended up with a predominant green tint of #008061 (not
websafe).
I hope the above makes some kind of sense! To put it another way, if I
start off with:
#808080
I want to know how to 'add' to it a tint of
#xxxxxxx
so that I end up with a websafe colour of
#yyyyyy
(um, I also hope the question isn't too off-topic for this
newsgroup..)
--
John Latter
The 'Socially Acceptable Violence' website:
http://members.aol.com/jorolat/sac.html
Model of an Internal Evolutionary Mechanism
http://members.aol.com/jorolat/TEM.html