__/ [ onetitfemme ] on Wednesday 22 February 2006 04:25 \__
> How could you using the gimp (or MS Paint maybe?)
>
> 1._ convert a picture to a bit map, and
>
> 2._ point to one of the "pixels" in the bit map to get the color in
> the form "#HHHHHH" or calculate it in any other way
>
> otf
Use the Color Picker tool in the GIMP. This tool, however, only makes the
colour selection appear in the GIMP main windows. You can then tap on your
foreground colour to see what it corresponds to in terms of numerical data.
If you were using Linux you could use the KDE Colour picker (maybe a GNOME
equivalent exists, but I haven't come across one), which gives you the value
of any colour on your screen in the hexadecimal form, which is what you are
after.
Hope it helps,
Roy
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