mColorBook at Mac App Store analyse

mColorBook is a digital munsell book of color. In the munsell color order system, colors are ordered based on three attributes: hue, value and chroma. All three attributes are intended to be perceptually uniform. With equal hue or equal value or equal chroma or other rules, you can easily create harmonious color combinations. -Viewing Modes The ability to see color in 3 dimensions (hue, value and chroma) is important to many. With mColorBook its a blast. 3 viewing modes are provided to assist you, namely: Constant Hue; Constant Value; Constant Chroma. -Granularity With mColorBook you have access to tens of thousands of subtle colors which vary in: hue steps down to 0.5; value steps down to 0.1; chroma steps down to 0.5. -Navigation By using slider, menu items and toolbar items you can navigate to any constant hue (or value or chroma) page freely. -Detail color info The build in color inspector allows you to view detail color info (Munsell/RGB/HEX/HSB/CMYK/Lab/XYZ/Yxy) of any color sample you point to. You can easily copy the color values with handy shortcuts. Or you can view and copy color values with Right-Click Menu. -Management of favorite colors Open the "Favorite" colors management window by selecting "Window"->"Favorite" (or CMD+F). From the main window you can easily add interested colors to the "Favorite" window by right clicking or drag & drop or use keyboard shortcut. You can also export the favorite colors to Adobe Color Swatch format .aco or .ase. -Color accuracy With its build in color management, mColorBook is dedicated to show you the color that should be. The color samples are rendered in color space defined by the current profile of your monitor. And color values are displayed in color spaces of profiles according to your selection. Gamut warning (if any) are also available for each color samples rendered.