Digital Colour Atlas 5.0

Colour Comparisons and Harmonies

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10 Advantages of this Software

Two handful of reasons to buy this software!
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Digital colour fandecks for more than 300 systems are provided in the DIGITAL COLOUR ATLAS.

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Highly precise RGB-/CMYK-/Lab-... colour values in a few seconds. Due to a sophisticated calculation method the precision is as high as by the manually done colour matching and better than the conventional method with ICC profiles.

3

The software is independent from ambient light. While it is best to use a paper colour atlas in standardised artificial light the results of the software are always the same whether in standardised light, neon light, glaring sunlight or at night.

4

A correct screen colour in seconds! EasyMatching enables a very easy and intuitive RGB colour matching of colour models on the screen.

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It is very simple for the user to expand the atlas with further colour systems and atlas variations.

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Colour harmonies on a CIELAB basis are accurate to perception – in contrast to "harmony calculations" in other products.

7

The 3D colour space offers an immediate more profound understanding of colour theory. It makes also large colour systems imaginable and manageable und shows harmonies, gaps, opportunities of calour systems at the first glimpse.

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Colour your photos true-to-life with the ColourDesigner – 300 colour systems are available.

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No experiments, no "more or less": Work with the colour system palettes directly in your design or CAD program.

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In the "Colour School" you learn in a playful way the basics of the colour theory. Sort colour samples – learn interesting facts about colours, e.g. "what are the advantages and disadvantages of NCS, Munsell, RAL DESIGN", "why are RGB and HSB less suitable for colour planning than Lab and HLC", "how do I create a nice complementary contrast" etc...