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A= NBS/ISCC Source(A): American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, Socoety of Dyers and Colourists
AJ= Alexander Julian AM= Ameron(NZ) AN= Anchor silk AS= AsiaPaints: 1200 shades B=6x6x6= 216 Browser Safe VACCC: 60 hues BIO= NBS/ISCC Source(B): Colour Terminology in Biology, H.A.Dade BE= Behr BF= Briefmarken finder (Stamp Finder) BI= Bottles and Insulators BM= Benjamin Moore BR= Bruning B3= British Standard 318C B4= British Standard 4800 C= Le Chromograf (Pourpre) generated CA= Colortrend Ambience CD= CorelDraw CIL= CIL(Canada) CM=(old) colors mapped to NBS/ISCC centroids CN= Colortrend Nuance CO= Coronado CR= Crayola (Binney&Smith) CYW= Color Your World D= Disney by Behr 160 colors DA= Chroma Dictionnaire Alphabetique (Pourpre) DB= Dutch Boy DE= Dunn Edwards DI= Chroma Dictionnaire Imaginnaire (Pourpre) DIC= DIC(Japan) 1280 colors DM= DMC stranded cotton DN= DIN Color System (DIN 6164) EB= Eddie Bauer ET= Eternasilk F= Foster named color FS= NBS/ISCC Source(F): Federal Standard No. 595B, Colors used in government procurement, Rev B Chg 1 Jan 1994 613 colors, with generic paint colors G=40 additional pure Netscape red + green + blue + gray GK= G&K Wonder Color Gauge: 140 hues GS= USGS Visual Palette map colors H= Hexagonal Hues HKS= HKS HL= Hershey Levinson embroidery supply house colors HO= NBS/ISCC Source(H): Horticultural Colour Charts, R.F.Wilson HP= Handprint Pigment Index / Color Wheel I= NBS/IBCC 267 CIE XYZ Mac hues by Mundie IC= ICI IM= NBS/ISCC 267 Munsell hues JPC= J&P Coates silk KM= Kelly-Moore Paint LA= Laura Ashley M= Munsell MA= Madeira silk MF= Michel Farbenfuehrer / Farbenf�hrer: 570 colors + 29 coil ends MFP= Martha's (Stewart) Fine Paints (Europe) MI= Millennium 1488 colors MN= color marketing name, Color Marketing Group, CMG MP= NBS/ISCC Source(M): Maerz and Paul, Dictionary of Color, 2nd ed (1950) with year and plate, 1st ed was 1930 MPA= Dictionary of Color source A: Animal Dye MPB= Dictionary of Color source B: British ready-mixed paint MPC= Dictionary of Color source C: Ceramics MPF= Dictionary of Color source F: Funk & Wagnalls' New Standard Dictionary MPG= Dictionary of Color 2nd ed. source G: House & Garden magazine MPH= Dictionary of Color source H: heraldry MPM= Dictionary of Color source M: American ready-mixed paint MPO= Dictionary of Color source O: Oberth�r & Dauthenay's "Repertoire de Coleurs," (1905) MPO-RI Dictionary of Color source (R 1905); Oberth�r color adopted by Ridgway MPP= Dictionary of Color source P: artist and structural pigments MP-RI= Dictionary of Color source (R 1912): with Ridgway as separate entry MPT= Dictionary of Color source T: textile industry MPV= Dictionary of Color source V: vegetable dye MS= Martin Senour MSS= Martha Stewart Signature (SW) 416 colors MSL= Martha Stewart Living MUP= NBS/ISCC Source(MUP): Commercial Standard CS147-47 Molded Urea Plastics N=140 Netscape X11 named NAU= Nautical vessel colors NI= Nickelodeon NRC= NBS/ISCC Source(RC): National Research Council, Rock-Color Chart P= PMS (Pantone Matching System) PF= Portfolio PL= Pratt & Lambert PLO= NBS/ISCC Source(P): Plochere 26 hues, 1456 colors PO= Porter PI= Darlisa's Place Pigment PP= PPG PSP= NBS/ISCC Source(PSP): Commercial Standard CS156-49 Polystyrene Plastics QCD=Quantum Chromodynamics quark colors by convention R= RAL Classic RA= Robison-Anton textile company RC= Real Color Wheel pigments RE= Resene(NZ) 1322 colors RI= NBS/ISCC Source(R): Ridgway, Color Standards and Color Nomenclature (1912) RL= Ralph Lauren S= SASgraph SB= NBS/ISCC Source(S): Postage Stamp Color Names, William H. Beck SC= NBS/ISCC Source(SC): U.S. Dept of Agriculture Soil Charts SCS= Safe Colour Samples SE= Servistar SG= Stanley Gibbons Color Key: 200 hues SI= SICO 4000 ST= Streetprint SW= Sherwin Williams T= twosixteen. com (216) archive TC= NBS/ISCC Source(TC): Textile Color Card Association, Standard Color Card of America, U.S. Army Color Card TKG= NBS/ISCC Source(T): Taylor, Knoche, Granville Descriptive Color Names Dictionary TV= True Value U= Unsafe Colormatch generated V=16 VGA VA=Valspar W= CSS WC= Wet Canvas pigments WH= Waverly Home WSH= Websafe Colors by (24) Hue X= X11R6 additional shades XA= X11R6 AV Brothers Colorist Y= NCS |
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1K = Visibone 42 hues x 25 shades + 16 grays = 1068 KiloColors 4K = 16x16x16 = 4096 rainbow colors 360 saturated hues *=RGB entry propagated through all tables |
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| #D90 | GO TO TOP | |||||||||
| #D90000 217,0,0 | 0-100-100-14.9 | � | very deep red, medium 43% vivid warm red, Poisoned Apple | C-U-H | � | 0.0-100-42.5 | � | |||
| #D900D9 217,0,217 | 14.9-0-14.9-0 | � | very deep magenta, medium 43% vivid warm magenta-violet | C-U | � | 120.0-100-92.5 | � | |||
| #D900FF 217,0,255 | 14.9-100-0-0 | � | vivid magenta, medium 50% vivid warm magenta-violet | C-U | � | 291.1or0-100-50 | 360 | |||
| #D91 | GO TO TOP | |||||||||
| #D92 | GO TO TOP | |||||||||
| #D92612 217,38,18 | --- | � | Bold Red | B3 | 564 | � | � | |||
| #D93 | GO TO TOP | |||||||||
| #D93ABF 217,58,191 | --- | � | brilliant purplish pink | S | BIPPK | � | � | |||
| #D94 | GO TO TOP | |||||||||
| #D94972 217,73,114 | --- | � | cabaret | RE | � | � | � | |||
| #D95 | GO TO TOP | |||||||||
| #D9576E 217,87,110 | --- | � | strong pink | S | STPK | � | � | |||
| #D96 | GO TO TOP | |||||||||
| #D9603B 217,96,59 | 0-55.8-72.8-14.9 | � | Strong Reddish Orange, Light Red, Medium 54% Hard Warm Red | IM-C-U | NBS/ISCC s.Ro 35 | 14.1-67.5-54.1 | see #E54326 | |||
| Toboggan, Tigerlily, Mikado | CM-MP | 1B12, 1F11, 2B12 | ||||||||
| Chrome Scarlet, Midnight Sun, Russet Orange | CM-MP | 2E12 | ||||||||
| Field's Orange Vermilion, Mandarin Red | CM-MP | 2F12 | ||||||||
| Orange Vermilion | CM-MP | 2G12 | ||||||||
| Brigand, English Red, Madder, Madder Red | CM-MP | 2J11 | ||||||||
| Pirate | CM-MP | 2K11 | ||||||||
| Chinese Orange, Japanese Yellow | CM-MP | 9D12 | ||||||||
| Capucine Red | CM-MP | 9E12 | ||||||||
| Bittersweet Orange, Firecracker, Mandarin Orange, Sun God, Vermilion | CM-PLO | � | ||||||||
| Carnelian Red, Grenadine, Scarlet | CM-RI | � | ||||||||
| Bright Coral Red, Bright Coral Rose, Burnt Orange, Light Coral Red, Light Vermilion, Nasturtium, Persimmon, Poppy Red, Sunset Red, Tomato Red | CM-TKG | � | ||||||||
| Crab Apple, Flame Red, Tangerine | CM-TC | 70149, 70030, 70040 | ||||||||
| Reddish Orange, Yellowish Red | CM-A | � | ||||||||
| Corallinus, Miniatus, Persicinus | CM-BIO | � | ||||||||
| Orange(BuOrd), Red Lead(Mixed Pigment-MA) | CM-FS | 2205, 2110 | ||||||||
| Brick Red, Burnt Orange | CM-HO | 016, 014 | ||||||||
| Dull Red, Orange, Orange Red, Red, Red Orange, Vermilion | CM-SB | � | ||||||||
| #D96148 217,97,72 | --- | � | Salmon Orange | R | RAL-2012 | � | � | |||
| #D97 | GO TO TOP | |||||||||
| #D974C9 217,116,201 | --- | � | light purplish pink | S | LIPPK | � | � | |||
| #D98 | GO TO TOP | |||||||||
| #D9892B 217,137,43 | --- | � | brilliant orange | S | BIO | � | � | |||
| #D99 | GO TO TOP | |||||||||
| #D99058 217,144,88 | --- | � | Moderate Orange, , | IM-C-U | NBS/ISCC m.O 53 | -- | see #E8793E | |||
| Japan Rose | CM-MP | 3A10 | ||||||||
| Pheasant, Testaceous | CM-MP | 4B11 | ||||||||
| Trianon, Honeydew, Kyoto, Ceres, Moresco, Capucine Orange, Genista, Midado Orange, Capucine Yellow, Sunkiss | CM-MP | 9B7, 9B8, 9B10, 9C8, 9E10, 9I8, 9J8, 9J9, 9K8, 9K9 | ||||||||
| Aurora Yellow, Cadmium Yellow, Daffodil Yellow, Nasturtium, Nasturtium Yellow, Orient Yellow, Radiant Yellow | CM-MP | 9L8 | ||||||||
| Dana�, Flesh Ochre, Rufous | CM-MP | 9L9, 10A8, 10A10 | ||||||||
| Capucine Lake, Damonico, Monicon | CM-MP | 10A11 | ||||||||
| Capucine Madder, Sunrise Yellow, Carrot Red, Apricot, Persian Orange, Jacinthe, Mirabelle | CM-MP | 10B9, 10C7, 10C11, 10F7, 10F10, 10I9, 10J7 | ||||||||
| Cowslip, Zinc Orange | CM-MP | 10J9 | ||||||||
| Croceus, Crocreal, Crocus, Safaran, Saffron Yellow | CM-MP | 10K8 | ||||||||
| Sunburst | CM-MP | 10K9 | ||||||||
| Onion-skin Pink, Sea Shell | CM-MP | 11A7 | ||||||||
| Muskmelon, Seville Orange, Jaffa Orange, Saratoga, Gold Leaf | CM-MP | 11A8, 11C9, 11C10, 11J8, 11K8 | ||||||||
| Brown Ochre, Doubloon, Goden Ochre, Gold Ochre, Roman Earth, Roman Ochre | CM-MP | 11K9 | ||||||||
| Bronze Yellow, Nugget | CM-MP | 11L8 | ||||||||
| Iron Yellow, Mars Yellow, Siderin Yellow | CM-MP | 11L9 | ||||||||
| Formosa | CM-MP | 12A8 | ||||||||
| Apricot Tan, Bronze Pink, Clivia, Golden Apricot, Golden Tan, King's Ransom, Pumpkin, Talisman, Topaz Amber | CM-PLO | � | ||||||||
| Apricot Buff, Apricot Orange, Bittersweet Pink, Capucine Orange, Flesh0Ocher, Light Salmon-Orange, Ochraceous-Salmon, Onion-skin Pink, Orange-Cinnamon, Salmon Color, Zinc Orange | CM-RI | � | ||||||||
| Apricot, Bright Peach, Burnt Orange, Copper, Dusty Orange, Light Orange, Pastel Orange, Persimmon, Salmon, Suntan | CM-TKG | � | ||||||||
| Apricot, Honeydew | CM-TC | 70037, 70038 | ||||||||
| Orange | CM-A | � | ||||||||
| Armeniacus, Cinnamomeus, Croceus, Ochraceus, Persicinus, Salmoneus, Testaceus | CM-BIO | � | ||||||||
| Buff(TC) | CM-FS | 2305 | ||||||||
| Carrot Red, Majolica Yellow | CM-HO | 612, 09 | ||||||||
| Brown Orange, Buff, Deep Orange, Ochre, Orange, Orange Brown, Pale Brown, Red Brown, Yellow, Yellow Brown, Yellow Buff, Yellow Orange | CM-SB | � | ||||||||
| Light Red, Reddish Yellow | CM-SC | � | ||||||||
| #D99376 217,147,118 | --- | � | burning sand, BurningSand | RE | � | � | � | |||
| #D9A | GO TO TOP | |||||||||
| #D9A465 217,164,101 | --- | � | light orange | S | LIO | � | � | |||
| #D9A6A9 217,166,169 | 0-23.5-22.1-14.9 | � | Moderate Yellowish Pink, Light Reddish Gray, Light 75% Dull Warm Red-Pink | IM-C-U | NBS/ISCC m.yPk 29 | 356.5-40.2-75.1 | see #EE9374 | |||
| Opera Pink, Safrano Pink, Ibis Pink, Baby Pink, Cupid Pink | CM-MP | 1B8, 1B9, 1B10, 1C8, 1E8 | ||||||||
| Peachbloom, Rose France, Rose Morn | CM-MP | 2B9 | ||||||||
| Rose Caroline, Coquette, Chatenay Pink, Coral Pink | CM-MP | 2C9, 2C10, 2E8, 2F9 | ||||||||
| Sandust, Vanity | CM-MP | 3A9 | ||||||||
| Japan Rose, Coral Sands | CM-MP | 3A10, 2B8 | ||||||||
| Corial, Rose Dawn | CM-MP | 3B9 | ||||||||
| Powder Pink, Flesh Blond | CM-MP | 3E7, 4A9 | ||||||||
| Nectarine, Peach | CM-MP | 9A5 | ||||||||
| Cherub, Orient Pink | CM-MP | 9A6 | ||||||||
| Trianon | CM-MP | 9B7 | ||||||||
| Seashell Pink, Tussore | CM-MP | 10A4 | ||||||||
| Rose Cendre | CM-MP | 10A5 | ||||||||
| Anatta, Annatto, Annotto, Arnotto, Orlean, Rocou, Roucou, Salmon, Salmon Pink, Terra Orellana, Terra Orellano | CM-MP | 10A7 | ||||||||
| Flesh Ochre, Sunrise Yellow | CM-MP | 10A8, 10C7 | ||||||||
| Pastel Parchment, Rose Nude | CM-MP | 11A5 | ||||||||
| Blush, Peachbeige | CM-MP | 11A6 | ||||||||
| Onion-skin Pink, Sea Shell | CM-MP | 11A7 | ||||||||
| Amber Coral, Bisque, Bronze Pink, French Nude, Grecian Rose, Honey Beige, Monticello Rose, Peach Amber, Prairie Sunset, Rosario, Rose Caroline, Salmon Buff, Sundown | CM-PLO | � | ||||||||
| Buff-Pink, Chatenay Pink, Congo Pink, Flesh Pink, Hydrangea Pink, Japan Rose, Light Congo Pink, Light Pinkish Cinnamon, Ochraceous-Buff, Onion-skin Pink, Pale Cinnamon-Pink, Pale Congo Pink, Pale Flesh Color, Pinkish Buff, Pinkish Vinaceous, Salmon Color, Shrimp Pink, Vinaceous-Buff, Vinaceous-Cinnamon, Vinaceous-Fawn | CM-RI | � | ||||||||
| Bright Shell Pink, Coral Pink, Dusty Coral, Dusty Peach, Light Apricot, Light Salmon, Nude Tan, Pastel Pink, Peach Pink, Peach Tan, Rose Beige, Tearose | CM-TKG | � | ||||||||
| Dusty Pink, Peach | CM-TC | 70194, 70148 | ||||||||
| Dull Orange, Yellowish Pink | CM-A | � | ||||||||
| Cinnamomeus, Incarnatus, Ochraceus, Persininus, Roseo-Bubalinus, Roseo-Vinosus, Salmoneus, Testaceus, Vinoso-Bubalinus | CM-BIO | � | ||||||||
| Orient Pink Peach | CM-HO | 416, 512 | ||||||||
| Pink | CM-MUP-SC | 24 | ||||||||
| Moderate Orange Pink | CM-NRC | � | ||||||||
| #D9A878 217,169,120 | --- | � | Deep Naples Yellow | RC | � | � | � | |||
| #D9B | GO TO TOP | |||||||||
| #D9B76C 217,183,108 | --- | � | lunchcounter gum | H | � | � | � | |||
| #D9B99B 217,185,155 | --- | � | cameo | RE | � | � | � | |||
| #D9C | GO TO TOP | |||||||||
| #D9C517 217,197,23 | --- | � | Golden Maize | B4 | 10D43 | � | � | |||
| #D9C5AC 217,197,172 | --- | � | Harlow's Slip | RL | � | -- | � | |||
| #D9D | GO TO TOP | |||||||||
| #D9D8DA 217,216,218 | --- | � | Ajay | RE | 1999 | � | � | |||
| #D9D900 217,217,0 | 0-0-100-14.9 | � | very deep yellow, medium 43% vivid warm yellow-orange | C-U | � | 60.0-100-42.5 | � | |||
| #D9D9D9 217,217,217 | 0-0-0-14.9 | � | grayD9(256); gray85(100), grey85(100); gray 85(100); light gray, pale 85% gray | S;X;XA;C-U | � | 0-0-85.1 | * | |||
| #D9D9FF 217,217,255 | 14.9-14.9-0-0 | � | blueish white, pale 92% vivid cold azure-blue | C-U | � | 60.0-100-42.5 | � | |||
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| #D9E5B0 217,229,176 | 5.2-0-23.1-10.2 | � | deep greenish yellow | S | DEGY | 73.6-50.5-79.4 | � | |||
| #D9EFE8 217,239,232 | --- | � | Oasis | PP | � | � | � | |||
| #D9F | GO TO TOP | |||||||||
| #D9FF00 217,255,0 | 14.9-0-100-0 | � | vivid yellow, medium 50% vivid warm yellow | C-U | � | 68.9 or 69.0-100-50 | 360 | |||
| #D9FFD9 217,255,219 | 14.9-0-14.9-0 | � | greenish white, pale 92% vivid cold green-spring | C-U | � | 120.0-100-92.5 | � | |||
| #D9FFFF 217,255,255 | 14.9-0-0-0 | � | aqua-ish white, pale 92% vivid cold cyan-teal | C-U | � | 180.0-100-92.5 | � | |||
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