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`Chroma: a reference book of LaTeX colors'
 by Dr. Uwe Kern
(chroma at ukern dot de)

v1.00 (2004/04/04)

This reference book presents several lists of colors and their
respective parameters in a number of color models.
The lists are constructed either by parameters or by name.

`Colors by parameters' displays systematic series of colors, based on
3-tuples of numbers that are interpreted as color parameters in the
`rgb', `cmy', and `hsb' color models.

`Colors by name' displays sets of colors that have been given specific
names such that LaTeX users do not have to care about their
parametrisation. However, as soon as there is the intention to use
these colors outside the LaTeX world (e.g. website construction or
drawing programs), the parameters suddenly gain importance.
For each color name, we display
- the color itself plus the name of the underlying model,
- a 50%-tint (mixture with `white'),
- a 50%-tone (mixture with `gray'),
- a 50%-shade (mixture with `black'),
- and the complementary color.
Additionally, for the base colors defined by the `xcolor' package, also
all 50%-mixes of base color pairs are included.


Distribution
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(c) Copyright 2004 by Uwe Kern. All rights reserved.
This work may be distributed under the conditions of the LaTeX Project
Public License, either version 1.3 of this license or (at your option)
any later version.

Homepage
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www.ukern.de/chroma.html

chroma – Chroma: a reference book of colours

This reference book presents several lists of colours and their respective parameters in a number of colour models. The lists are constructed either by parameters or by name.

‘Colours by parameters’ displays systematic series of colours, based on 3-tuples of numbers that are interpreted as colour parameters in the ‘rgb’, ‘cmy’, and ‘hsb’ colour models.

‘Colours by name’ displays sets of colours that have been given specific names such that users do not have to care about their parametrisation. However, as soon as there is the intention to use these colours outside the world (e.g., website construction or drawing programs), the parameters suddenly gain importance. For each colour name, we display:

  • the colour itself plus the name of the underlying model,
  • a 50%-tint (mixture with ‘white’),
  • a 50%-tone (mixture with ‘gray’),
  • a 50%-shade (mixture with ‘black’), and
  • the complementary colour.

Additionally, for the base colours defined by the xcolor package, also all 50%-mixes of base colour pairs are included.

Packagechroma
Home pagehttp://www.ukern.de/tex/chroma.html
Version1.00
LicensesNo Source Available
MaintainerUwe Kern
Contained inMiKTeX as chroma
TopicsColour
Documentation
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