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KOD
WARNA
What
Makes These Colors So Great?
They won't dither. They always give a nice smooth color on web pages
and in graphics.
The reason is because these are the 216 colors chosen by Windows
and MAC operating platforms to make up their palettes of colors.
The colors that aren't represented here are the colors that these
try to make up by dithering. Get it?
The color list comes from a mathematical formula using the shades
00, 33, 66, 99, CC, and FF from hex codes.
Using just those 6 hex combinations over red, blue, and green hues,
gives us a total of 216 colors that will render perfectly on your
screen.
FFFFFF |
FFFFCC |
FFFF99 |
FFFF66 |
FFFF33 |
FFFF00 |
CCFFFF |
CCFFCC |
CCFF99 |
CCFF66 |
CCFF33 |
CCFF00 |
99FFFF |
99FFCC |
99FF99 |
66FFFF |
99FF66 |
99FF33 |
66FFCC |
FFCCFF |
99FF00 |
33FFFF |
FFCCCC |
33FFCC |
00FFFF |
66FF99 |
FFCC99 |
66FF66 |
66FF33 |
00FFCC |
66FF00 |
33FF99 |
FFCC66 |
FFCC33 |
CCCCFF |
33FF66 |
33FF33 |
00FF99 |
FFCC00 |
33FF00 |
00FF66 |
00FF33 |
00FF00 |
CCCCCC |
CCCC99 |
99CCFF |
CCCC66 |
CCCC00 |
CCCC33 |
99CCCC |
FF99FF |
99CC99 |
66CCFF |
FF99CC |
99CC66 |
66CCCC |
99CC33 |
00CCFF |
33CCFF |
99CC00 |
FF9999 |
66CC99 |
FF9966 |
66CC66 |
33CCCC |
CC99FF |
00CCCC |
FF9933 |
FF9900 |
66CC33 |
66CC00 |
33CC99 |
00CC99 |
CC99CC |
33CC66 |
00CC66 |
CC9999 |
FF66FF |
33CC33 |
33CC00 |
CC9966 |
00CC33 |
9999FF |
00CC00 |
CC9933 |
CC9900 |
FF66CC |
9999CC |
FF6699 |
999999 |
6699FF |
FF6666 |
CC66FF |
999966 |
6699CC |
999933 |
FFCC33 |
FF6600 |
FF33FF |
3399FF |
999900 |
669999 |
CC66CC |
0099FF |
FF33CC |
3399CC |
CC6699 |
669966 |
FF00FF |
339999 |
669933 |
669900 |
FF3399 |
0099CC |
9966FF |
CC6666 |
009999 |
CC6633 |
CC6600 |
339966 |
FF00CC |
FF3366 |
009966 |
CC33FF |
FF3333 |
339933 |
009933 |
9966CC |
FF3300 |
FF0099 |
339900 |
009900 |
6666FF |
CC33CC |
FF0066 |
996699 |
FF0033 |
FF0000 |
CC00FF |
CC3399 |
996666 |
6666CC |
996633 |
996600 |
3366FF |
CC3366 |
CC00CC |
9933FF |
0066FF |
666699 |
CC3333 |
CC3300 |
3366CC |
CC0099 |
9933CC |
666666 |
666633 |
0066CC |
9900FF |
666600 |
CC0066 |
336699 |
993399 |
CC0033 |
6633FF |
336666 |
006699 |
CC0000 |
993366 |
9900CC |
336633 |
006666 |
336600 |
6633CC |
3333FF |
006633 |
993333 |
993300 |
6600FF |
990099 |
006600 |
0033FF |
663399 |
009966 |
3333CC |
663366 |
6600CC |
990033 |
0033CC |
990000 |
3300FF |
663333 |
663300 |
660099 |
0000FF |
333399 |
3300CC |
003399 |
333300 |
660066 |
333333 |
003366 |
0000CC |
660033 |
333300 |
660000 |
330099 |
003333 |
003300 |
000099 |
330066 |
330033 |
000066 |
330000 |
000033 |
000000 |
Huh?
Dithering? What?
As if there isn't enough to be concerned about in terms of colors
- here's one more little deal. This is a chart of 216 "non-dithering"
colors. In layman's terms, these colors will look like the color
you ask for on all browsers and all computer screen resolution settings.
Have you ever seen a color created by what appeared to be one solid
color and then a few lighter colored dots laid across the top? It
didn't blend at all, but sort of created the color. Have you ever
printed something in color, and instead of being a straight color,
it appeared to be a series of different colored dots?
I guess if you were able to truly mix those colors together, you
would get the color you are looking for. But they're not mixed.
That's dithering.
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