Sometimes I come across a color in a magazine, poster, wall, paint, etc that I like. To use it or know what it is I either take a picture or scan it. Is there an inexpensive device that can take a visual sample of the color and provide the color code?
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try this google search page: http://www.google.com/search?q=color...x=&startPage=1
and if for some reason that doesnt work, try searching 'color comparator'.
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