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Revision as of 09:07, 7 April 2009

Format

Please add your ovens with the format of their location (twice), Hue, Saturation. If you don't know the hue/saturation please take the time to post the RGB value of the oven as it's cooking (preferably while it's near the middle of the cook not while it's white or black). Then add the oven to the table bellow. Example oven added.



Label Coordinates Hue Saturation Resin Colour List
1 1390, 1768 Hue Saturation White, Snow, White Smoke, Lavender, Gainsboro, Thistle, Plum, Dark Gray, Orchid, Rosy Brown, Medium Orchid, Dark Orchid, Gray, Dim Gray, Dark Slate Blue
2 3063, 4291 Hue Saturation Hawthorn White, Snow, White Smoke, Lavender Blush, Linen, Misty Rose, Gainsboro, Thistle, Plum, Orchid, Pale violet red, violet red, medium violet red, Dim Gray, purple, dark slate gray, Black
3 1717, 2421 BE84C3 Saturation Folded Birch White, Snow, White Smoke, Lavender, Gainsboro, Thistle, Plum, Orchid, Medium Orchid, Dark Orchid, Gray, Dim Gray, Dark Slate Blue
4 742, -1677 BE84C3 Saturation Folded Birch White, Snow, Ghost White, White Smoke, Lavender, Gainsboro, Thistle, Plum, Medium Purple, Dark Orchid, Dark Slate Blue, Indigo, Midnight Blue

Hue/Saturation and raw color data

The examples I've looked at so far seem to indicate that ovens go through a range of saturation values over a run (hue stays fairly constant), so I think the above table tries to collapse the data down too much. We should start from the raw data, at least - measure color values across the whole run. I have a page with some notes on this: User:Inkoaten/Raeli Colors. --Inkoaten 06:59, 5 April 2009 (EST)