Peppermint 2 - Color wheel made easy app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Sittipon Simasanti
First release : 20 Aug 2009
App size: 14.39 Mb
Take the guesswork out of choosing colors. Peppermint is here to help you.
Take greater advantage with the powerful color wheel. You can adjust the colors while maintaining the relationships of the classic color harmony you selected. So enjoy, change it to suit your needs. Peppermint is built with speed in mind to ensure that wherever you are, you can grab your iPhone, capture your moment (in colors!) and share it with your friends from anywhere, at anytime.
Features:
- Adjust the colors anyway you want while Peppermint maintains the relationship of the other colors based on the classic color harmony you selected.
- Create your palette from Websafe, NameThatColor and NCS®© colour library!
- Easy conversion between HSV, sRGB, CMYK, CIELAB and HTML values.
- Extract colors from photos!
Color simulations in Peppermint might not match NCS®© original colour samples. Always, consult the current NCS®© colour samples for accurate color.
NCS - Natural Colour System®© property of and used on licence from NCS Colour AB, Stockholm 2013. Any commercial use of NCS®© requires a licence agreement which may be signed with NCS Colour AB.
http://www.ncscolour.com
Latest reviews of Peppermint 2 - Color wheel made easy app for iPhone and iPad
I scanned through so many apps before I found this one. Im so glad I took a chance on it. Its well worth a couple bucks. The colors are beautiful and you can email the color palettes you come up with (and their hex #s!!). It even offers a web-safe color palette. Thank you for this nicely executed and useful app.
Scanned through a lot, checked out a few and stayed with this one. As a designer this has proven to be an invaluable assistent to me with everything that involves colors.
This is a basic app that shows you potentially matching colors. Its quick and easy to use. Yet, if you are hoping to use this app in a professional environment, you might be quite disappointed. Heres why: - You cannot enter a specific color to use. (This is a huge limitation for digital designers.) Instead, you have to use a color wheel to find a "similar" color, hoping the end results arent too far off. - You can color match from a picture, but it really would be far more helpful to be able to point the camera to a subject and immediately select the desired color without all of the manual switching back-and-forth between apps. Just doesnt have a professional look or feel to the workflow, nor is it efficient to do so. In summary, its a basic color wheel with limited abilities. It really should .99 cents at most for what youre really getting with this app.
Can only use existing photos – cant invoke camera from within app. Color selector cursor doesnt sample where you point it. Its often sampling from far away and so its very hard to find the color you want.
Ooooh. Shiny!