What Reddit Says About Color Scanner Apps

I built an app that captures the color hex code of anything you point your camera at, and generates color palettes for it

I tested 4 applications that help individuals with color vision deficiencies detect color, mainly for basic things like good UI and usability/functionality. The 4 apps I tested are Color Grab, Color Blind Pal, Color Names, and Pixel Picker (first ...

I'm trying to avoid the custom color sites - it's a bit overkill to have a $40 paint shade that I might only use for this one project.

This is a page I colored in Concepts using the CSP method.

I actually can't help you directly with your problem, but you might just want to try out a document-scanning app.

Sherwin Williams has a good color match Bluetooth device. I don’t like their paint, but I’ve had excellent luck with the scanner and the app.

I'm willing to bet that the rip will also tell you how close you can get to a measured color. Onyx for example, you measure a swatch, and ypu can print out either a visual, or measurable swatch. Then you can either look or read in the measurements, and either your eye, or onyx will tell you whi...

High res mesh details and color information are hard to find under 7K unfortunately. ... My revopoint pop3 scans colour and decent resolution which maybe of interest. I scanned my head and shoulders in about 3 minutes and I was a bit blow away by a scanner that costs about £700.