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In article <1993Jan27.211500.1479@pages.com> bwebster@pages.com (Bruce F. Webster) writes:
>In article <1k3072$j8n@agate.berkeley.edu> izumi@pinoko.berkeley.edu (Izumi  
>Ohzawa) writes:
>> R=0.2000, G=0.26667, B=0.60000

>dividing it by 255).  So, for example, on my system, the shade of blue used in  
>the text in Mail's Help panel is: R = 51, G = 68, B = 136 (which, by the way,  
>gives me B = 0.5333 instead of 0.6000; is there something I'm doing wrong,  
>Izumi?).  ..bruce..


Actually, on a closer examination,  Mail's Help Panel text color gets
dithered on Color Station.  There are actually two kinds of pixels
(RGB) = (51, 68, 136) and (RGB) = (51, 68, 153).  The former gives
B=0.5333 and the latter gives 0.6.  So, it's not a 12-bit pure color.
You've got to pick the color on a NeXTdimension to get the correct
information.

But there are more pixels of the latter in a unit area, though :->


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